Adds support for templates when creating a new migration #530
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Can now specify a template file when creating a migration
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Have you found storing templates in your home folder useful? I would expect something like that to live in your repo. |
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@amacneil that's a great question. I do think most of my templates end up in the repo eventually. It depends on if I am working with others. The home folder can be convenient as a generic place to hold templates that I would use across different projects. |
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Inspired by Sqitch Templates
Concerns:
I set the default directory to
~/.config/dbmate/templatessimilar to sqitch. Should we consider different default paths based on the OS?There are potential issues with needing to escape characters passed in via the CLI as mentioned in the #439