Runs Ecto migrations against the Recall (Mnesia) adapter.
This is a thin stand-in for Ecto.Migrator. The stock migrator tracks which
versions have run by querying schema_migrations with a string source
(from(m in "schema_migrations", ...)), and this adapter refuses string-source
queries — every Mnesia table must be backed by an Recall.Schema. So
this migrator keeps the exact same execution engine (Ecto.Migration.Runner,
which flushes a migration's create/alter/drop commands to the adapter's
execute_ddl/3) but does version bookkeeping through the schema-backed
Recall.SchemaMigration (Repo.all/insert/delete_all).
Use the mix tasks rather than calling this directly:
mix recall.migrate
mix recall.rollback --step 1Options
:all— run all pending migrations (the default for:up):step— run N migrations in the given direction:to— run up/down to (and including) a target version:migrations_paths— list of directories holding migration files (defaults toEcto.Migrator.migrations_path(repo)):log— theLoggerlevel for migration logs (defaults to:info)
Summary
Functions
Runs a single migration down. Returns :ok, or :already_down if its version
is not recorded.
The versions that have been applied, ascending. Creates the
schema_migrations table on first touch (via the adapter's first-touch
Table.ensure/2).
Runs all migrations found under the repo's migrations path in direction.
Returns the list of versions that ran.
Runs migrations found under paths in direction. Returns the versions that
ran.
Runs a single migration up. Returns :ok, or :already_up if its version is
already recorded.
Functions
Runs a single migration down. Returns :ok, or :already_down if its version
is not recorded.
The versions that have been applied, ascending. Creates the
schema_migrations table on first touch (via the adapter's first-touch
Table.ensure/2).
Runs all migrations found under the repo's migrations path in direction.
Returns the list of versions that ran.
Runs migrations found under paths in direction. Returns the versions that
ran.
Runs a single migration up. Returns :ok, or :already_up if its version is
already recorded.