Most of the Web development I've done so far is Ruby on Rails, and I've
gotten spoiled by the great database migrations system.
With Rails migrations, you add a migration to the project, run it, then
run the tests to see what code has to change, and then do the
application-code side of the refactoring. When you deploy into
production, you just run the db:migrate task, and it applies whatever
migrations are required to bring the database up to date, in sync with
what the code now expects.
Is there any way to do something similar that works nicely with AppFuse
application development?
Thanks,
- Steve J.
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