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Use when writing database migrations with Phinx

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    Use the CLI tool provided by the library to create a new migration to ensure it follows the format outlined by any configuration files.

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SKILL.md

Database Migrations Skill

Overview

This skill outlines how to write database migrations with a developer tool like Phinx or the Doctrine Migrations library.

Documentation

Creating a Migration

Use the CLI tool provided by the library to create a new migration to ensure it follows the format outlined by any configuration files.

php vendor/bin/phinx create CreateTableAccount

Naming a Migration

Attempt to name the migration so that it mirrors the SQL it contains:

  • CreateTableAccount instead of CreateAccountTable
  • AlterTableAccountAddColumnEmailAddress instead of AlterAccountTableAddEmailAddressColumn
  • AlterTableUsersAddColumnsFirstNameAndLastName instead of AlterTableUsersAddFirstNameAndLastNameColumns
  • DropTableLegacyAccount instead of DropLegacyAccountTable

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