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Instead of migrating an old table, just add a new table alongside it, like player_v_2. When you want to do an operation, first check if the v_2 table has a row. If it does, you've already "migrated" that row, so use it. If it doesn't, look for a row in the old table, migrate it, insert it into the v_2 table, and then do the op. Wow! It's almost like we had migrations, except we don't!
Write a doc that describes how to do this in more detail, with examples.
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Instead of migrating an old table, just add a new table alongside it, like
player_v_2
. When you want to do an operation, first check if thev_2
table has a row. If it does, you've already "migrated" that row, so use it. If it doesn't, look for a row in the old table, migrate it, insert it into thev_2
table, and then do the op. Wow! It's almost like we had migrations, except we don't!Write a doc that describes how to do this in more detail, with examples.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: