On Sep 1, 8:06 am, Scott LaBounty <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have the following code ...
>
> <<
> m = Sequel::Migrator
> db = Sequel.connect(ENV['DATABASE_URL'] ||
> 'sqlite://library.sqlite')
> dir = "dbMigration"
> target = ENV['TARGET'] ? "#{ENV['TARGET']}" : nil
> current = ENV['CURRENT'] ? "#{ENV['CURRENT']}" : nil
> puts "m = #{m} db = #{db} dir = #{dir} target = #{target} current =
> #{current}"
> # m.apply(db, dir, target.to_i, current.to_i)
> m.run(db, dir, :target => target.to_i, :current => current.to_i)
>
>
>
> which I thought would be more or less equivalent to
>
> sequel -m dbMigration/ -M 0 sqlite://library.sqlite
>
> if I set the TARGET value correctly. What I see though is that the
> programmatic version always goes to the latest no matter how I have TARGET
> set.
>
> What am I missing here?
I'm not sure. Nothing jumps out at me as being obviously wrong,
though I don't understand why you would be doing:
target = ENV['TARGET'] ? "#{ENV['TARGET']}" : nil
current = ENV['CURRENT'] ? "#{ENV['CURRENT']}" : nil
ENV values can only be strings, so this should be equivalent:
target = ENV['TARGET']
current = ENV['CURRENT']
That's unrelated to your problem though.
Can you put together a self contained example? I'll definitely take a
look at it.
Thanks,
Jeremy
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