Status command indicates missing scripts #27
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September 3, 2015 13:18
Add some text in the status description field to indicate if a script file is not found in the file system. This can happen, for example, when running status on a database when the local environment is on a branch that does not include one of the migrations previously applied to the database.
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Hi @bradsokol , Thank you for your contribution!
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I no longer have the ability to develop or test this change. I'm going to close it so that it doesn't clutter the repo. |
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Add some text in the status command's description field to indicate if a script file is not found in the file system. This can happen, for example, when running status on a database when the local environment is on a branch that does not include one of the migrations previously applied to the database from a different branch.