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Versions in this module

v1

v1.0.4

Oct 20, 2024

v1.0.3

Oct 11, 2024

v1.0.1

Oct 11, 2024

v1.0.0

Oct 11, 2024

v0

v0.0.17

Sep 30, 2024

v0.0.15

Sep 30, 2024

v0.0.14

Sep 30, 2024

v0.0.12

Sep 30, 2024

v0.0.11

Sep 30, 2024

v0.0.10

Sep 30, 2024

Changes in this version

+ var ErrNoOneMigratorWasDefined = errors.New("no migrators were defined")

v0.0.9

Sep 27, 2024

v0.0.8

Sep 27, 2024

v0.0.7

Sep 27, 2024

v0.0.6

Sep 27, 2024

v0.0.5

Sep 27, 2024

v0.0.4

Sep 27, 2024

v0.0.3

Sep 27, 2024

v0.0.2

Sep 27, 2024

Changes in this version

+ var ErrNoChanges = migrate.ErrNoChange

v0.0.1

Sep 27, 2024

Changes in this version

+ var ErrMigrationFailed = errors.New("error while migrating")

+ var ErrMigratorFactory = errors.New("failed to make migrators")

+ type Migrate struct

+ func New(ctx context.Context, logger logger.Logger, factory storage.Factorier) (*Migrate, error)

+ func (m *Migrate) Down() error

+ func (m *Migrate) Migrators() []storage.Storager

+ func (m *Migrate) Up() error