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Running npx migrations content --source-environment-id master --dest-environment-id non-master-env might result in an error like the following:
Error: Different migration states detected. master (1684445574618) !== non-master-env (1684445717917)
The command exits, which prevents from transferring any content, regardless of whether the model of the content to transfer is actually different between the two environments.
Would it be possible and reasonably safe to let users ignore the error and let them perform content transfers?
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i think it would be possible but i don't think that it's reasonably safe to do so. I could think of something like this:
Error: Different migration states detected. master (1684445574618) !== non-master-env (1684445717917)
Do you wish to:
a) run migrations on target environment
b) backup target environment and continue
c) ignore the risk and continue
But to be honest i think it's to risky and it isn't worth the effort of implementing this ;)
Maybe we should improve the error message to
Error: Different migration states detected. master (1684445574618) !== non-master-env (1684445717917)
Please run "npx migrations migrate -e master and try again"
Running
npx migrations content --source-environment-id master --dest-environment-id non-master-env
might result in an error like the following:The command exits, which prevents from transferring any content, regardless of whether the model of the content to transfer is actually different between the two environments.
Would it be possible and reasonably safe to let users ignore the error and let them perform content transfers?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: