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Rolling back is a complicated process and it'd be sweeeeet if this package handled when to run database rollbacks. It'd require looking at the current/target releases to figure out how many/which migrations needed to be rolled back. This might be able to be accomplished by looking at the output of a diff between the releases? If it required a database connection, a Laravel package might be in order.
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Sorry for the late response. I'll be helping maintain this plugin for the foreseeable future.
I also agree that this would be an excellent feature, though as you said, it is quite a complicated process. If you can think of any good way to handle this I'm all ears. I haven't even made migrations by default as part of a release as some migrations may require special timing in how they are executed (i.e. need to take the site down while running if some columns changed or something).
Rolling back is a complicated process and it'd be sweeeeet if this package handled when to run database rollbacks. It'd require looking at the current/target releases to figure out how many/which migrations needed to be rolled back. This might be able to be accomplished by looking at the output of a diff between the releases? If it required a database connection, a Laravel package might be in order.
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