migratron 2.1.0

Run the database migrations

Migratron

A database migration system to modify the database schema or to populate the tables information.

This will work with:

• PostgreSQL
• Hive
• PrestoSQL/PrestoDB

Change Log

All notable changes to this project will be documented here.

Sort subsections like so: Added, Bugfixes, Improvements, Technical tasks. Group anything an end user shouldn’t care deeply about into technical tasks, even if they’re technically bugs. Only include as “bugfixes” bugs with user-visible outcomes.

When major components get significant changes worthy of mention, they can be described in a Major section.

v2.1.0 - Unreleased

Added

• Official docker image

Bugfixes

• Document what migratron does
• Exception message is valid when using Python2 and Python3
• Make the subcommand required and print the help message if missing

Technical Tasks

• Improve the documentation on how to setup migratron locally
• Add documentation on how to run the tests
• Add documentation on how migratron works

v2.0.1 - 2020-09-29

Bugfixes

• Added VERSION file to the python package

v2.0.0 - 2020-08-28

Added

• Options to run the migration against Hive or Presto
• Created the documentation
• The project can be used on Python3
• Description to the README.rst

Changed

• Rename the package to migratron
• Changed the --database-uri|type parameters to --db-uri|type

Bugfixes

• Added requirements-dev.txt to setup.py package_data
• Missing requirements.txt when using pip to install package
• Use Python 2 and 3 compatible function to get user input

Technical Task

• Do not use unittest deprecated methods
• Generate coverage report when running the tests
• Added missing classifiers to setup.py
• Create a version file
• Format the code using black
• Add Makefile to run tests and generate documentation
• Solve typos and improve documentation
• Fix min required version for some dev dependencies
• Added readthedocs configuration file
• Added long description to the setup.py
• Use MANIFEST.ini to add non python files to the package<Paste>