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FEATURE: List migrations #134
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Yeah, I think this is quite possible to do. Which particular result representation do you expect after command execution? I think there should be 2 of them:
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Hmm I wasn’t really considering the scenario where the terminal window was disabled - maybe can keep it easy and require that it’s enabled? Otherwise can run into scenarios where folks have dozens (or even hundreds?) of migrations applied and would need a more complex scrolling dialog. |
Is this by chance set to make it in one of the upcoming releases? |
Hi @marchy, It's possible but I don't have a specific ETA right now, will update the milestone when it will be cleaner. |
Thank you, kindly appreciate the update! 🙏 |
Now that the wonderful console view is implemented, could you please add the command to list migrations?
ie: Having a new 'List Migrations' command here:
This is really crucial when working across multiple environments and you want to check which migrations are currently applied – as well as during development as you temporarily up and down migrations until you get the ORM mappings in the DbContext set up just right.
EF command
dotnet ef migrations list
NOTE: The same parameters from the other commands should be included, such as the starting project, custom arguments being passed in etc.
Keep rocking! 💪
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