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Inching Forward
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As our circle of knowledge expands, so does the circumference of darkness surrounding it. -A.E.
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Inching Forward Inching Forward As our circle of knowledge expands, so does the circumference of darkness surrounding it. -A.E. Notes on Ecto Migrations I got tripped up recently when trying to write my first Ecto migration. The style in Ecto changed from specifying migrations as DDL strings to a database-agnostic style via macros and functions. The problem I was running into is that most tutorials/posts refer to the older string-based style. I was using a newer version of Ecto with DDL strings and my tables weren't being created. The goal of this post is to give a basic overview of the new style and give some examples of its usage. All examples assume Postgres as the target database. In the new migration syntax, tables are created with the create macro and columns are specified using the add function. An example of an up migration: def up do create table(:table_name) do add :column1, :string add :column2, :integer ... end end The table's name i...
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