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add item_source index #29587
add item_source index #29587
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- Coverage 61.78% 61.77% -0.01%
- Complexity 17482 17484 +2
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Files 1047 1048 +1
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- Misses 22057 22060 +3
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@DeepDiver1975 backport to 10 in #29592 |
@patrickjahns any ideas for testing migrations with your docker toobox? |
What do you want to test? If the later - I've only seen database migration tests when we based our projects on doctrine migrations. Since we don't have this luxury currently - we might need to discuss how/when we want to test migrations. Thinking further - I had to compare databases at a customer recently, since some migrations did not run (for no known reasons) - it would anyhow be great to have a 'final' schema (for core tables) we could test against after/during a upgrade. So we known early enough if anything went wrong and ask users to rollback their backup if something went wrong |
a lot of the time its just checking that nothing explodes on the various matrices of db platforms - since by default we dont run these in tests automagically |
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or more visually:
index added at 15:45