> My problem is not that my dev database is out of sync, in fact I thought the
> use of migrations prevents this. My problem is that after a certain number
> of migrations I can't migrate from zero on a new dev instance or new prod
> server because my model is now in sync with migration 100, and something
> fails at migration 8. This usually happens when adding or changing data in
> the #8 migration. What would interest me more is some way to run a migration
> using the same svn version for the model that that migration's last change
> has. This isn't painful enough to me to actually write that code though. ;)
>

I'd guess that the solution to this is purely a plugin material. But
my preferred way is to include model definition inside migration for
cases like that.
-- 
Cheers!
- Pratik
http://m.onkey.org

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