Installing the command-line executable
Assuming you have Rust/Cargo installed , run this command in a terminal:
cargo install vagabondIt will make the vagabond command available in your PATH if you've allowed the PATH to be modified when installing Rust . cargo uninstall vagabond uninstalls.
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How do I use this garbage?
Good point, bad question. Essentially, theres a ./migrations folder that holds all your migrations similar to diesel (the only other migrations thing ive used so dont think I have any experience). ./migrations/vagabond holds an ordered list of all migrations, and a vagabond table in the database holds the currently applied migration.
When the binary is called without a subcommand, it will display a list of applied (green) and unapplied (red) migrations.
Commands
init - Initializes the directory
new <name> - Makes a ./migrations subdirectory and appends to the vagabond
redo - Redos the applied migration
rollback - Rolls back the applied migration
apply - Applies the next unapplied migration
delete - Deletes all unapplied migrations. pretty dangerous
goodbye and have an excellent day