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RPM resource perl-DBIx-Class-Migration

DBIx::Class::DeploymentHandler is a state of the art solution to the problem of creating sane workflows for versioning DBIx::Class managed database projects. However, since it is more of a toolkit for building custom versioning and migration workflows than an expression of a particular migration practice, it might not always be the most approachable tool. If you are starting a new DBIx::Class project and you don't have a particular custom workflow need, you might prefer to simply be given a reasonable clear and standard practice, rather than a toolkit with a set of example scripts. DBIx::Class::Migration defines some logic which combines both DBIx::Class::DeploymentHandler and DBIx::Class::Fixtures, along with a standard tutorial, to give you a simple and straightforward approach to solving the problem of how to best create database versions, migrations and testing data. Additionally it builds on tools like Test::mysqld and Test::Postgresql58 along with DBD::Sqlite in order to assist you in quickly creating a local development database sandbox. It offers some integration points to testing your database, via tools like Test::DBIx::Class in order to make testing your database driven logic less painful. Lastly, we offer some thoughts on good development patterns in using databases with application frameworks like Catalyst. DBIx::Class::Migration offers code and advice based on my experience of using DBIx::Class for several years, which hopefully can help you bootstrap a new project. The solutions given should work for you if you want to use DBIx::Class and have database migrations, but don't really know what to do next. These solutions should scale upward from a small project to a medium project involving many developers and more than one target environment (DEV -> QA -> Production.) If you have very complex database versioning requirements, huge teams and difficult architectual issues, you might be better off building something on top of DBIx::Class::DeploymentHandler directly. DBIx::Class::Migration is a base class upon which interfaces like DBIx::Class::Migration::Script are built. Please see DBIx::Class::Migration::Tutorial for more approachable documentation. If you want to read a high level feature overview, see DBIx::Class::Migration::Features. The remainder of this POD is API level documentation on the various internals.

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