Added migrate command for mongodb migrations #193
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What's changed in the readme? It just shows that it has all been changed. |
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Added migrate command for mongodb migrations
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Ok was able to diff it, merging. Thanks for the fix! |
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This adds a console command to create migration files for mongoyii as the usual
yiic migratedoes. I needed this to spread the EMongoAuthManager updates across all my application instances, but I implemented all writing mongodb commands so you can use it for any migration you may want to do on your databases. I used theCMigrateCommandas base and extended all database-related methods, so they work exactly the same.This also covers the issue #146 as one now can do both, having application logic as well as migration files to handle structural changes.