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1.7.0

05 May 23:23
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Total issues resolved: 25

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1.6.2

24 Nov 14:17
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Fixed:

  • The version number in the migrations tool

1.6.1

18 Nov 12:49
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1.6.0

[1.5.0] - 2016-12-25

25 Dec 22:59
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Thanks to all the contributors.
All the change of this release are included down bellow.

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[1.4.1] - 2016-03-14

14 Mar 12:33
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1.4.0

23 Feb 15:53
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1.3.1

23 Feb 15:47
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For this release, I want to tank @ReenExe for his refactoring effort of the code and @rcatlin for spotting and fixing a non obvious bug.

All the change of this release are included down bellow.

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1.3.0

23 Jan 10:14
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This release feature in particular a dramatical speedup for all those that have numerous tables/fields in the database that they try to migrate.

I want to particularly thanks @stof and @Ocramius for their continuous support and code review without which you wouldn't have that 97% speedup.

To be more precise, the improvement concern the schema object that is passed to each migrations. That object needs to be rebuild for every migrations. The more fields/table you have in your database the longer it takes. As of now doctrine migrations won't build the schema object until you use it. So if you don't use it you gain 100% of the build time of that object.

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1.2.2

07 Jan 21:38
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Bugfix:

The outputed sql that keeps track of the run migraitons, wasn't taking into account the configurable column name of the the version table.

Thanks to @scrutinizer for the report that pointed the issue.