dbversions - Database Versioning with Git
dbversions is a python software package which helps to keep distinct database versions for various branches and commits of a git repository.
The different versions are kept by database dumps at specific commits and databases are brought up to the latest status by executing the db scripts committed within a specific branch.
Please find the documentation for the tool under: manual
The code is available on GitHub: Please feel free to take also a look onto it or contribute if suitable: github
Copyright (c) 2016 - Christian Hofbauer
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