v0.2.3

New Features

• Scala-Forklift now supports a new type of migration: APIMigration, where you can use the syntax from slick-migration-api. You can find an example in example/migrations/src_migrations/main/scala/3.scala:

import slick.migration.api.TableMigration
import slick.migration.api.H2Dialect
import com.liyaos.forklift.slick.APIMigration
import datamodel.v2.schema.tables._

object M3 {
  implicit val dialect = new H2Dialect

  MyMigrations.migrations = MyMigrations.migrations :+ APIMigration( 3 )(
    TableMigration(Users).
      renameColumn(_.first, "firstname").
      renameColumn(_.last, "lastname"))
}

To learn more about slick-migration-api, please check https://github.com/nafg/slick-migration-api

Changes

• Scala-Forklift is now released under the Apache 2.0 license. (#26)

Improvements

• Remove the hardcoded imports in a DBIO migration template generated by mg new command (#22 by @kshepard).
• Add a test for mg new command (ce327c3).
• Add a test for applying migrations after successfully applying all the migrations and then delete the database (4374392, d59f2b6).

v0.2.2-slick3.2

If you are using Scala-Forklift with Slick 3.2.0, this is the version you need. For Slick 3.1.1, please use Scala-Forklift 0.2.2.

This is basically the same version as v0.2.2, except for a few changes made to support Slick 3.2.0-M1. The changes include:

• Stop using all the deprecated classes/methods in Slick 3.2.0-M1.
• Change the code generator's genCode method to work with the changed behavior of Slick profile's toString method.

v0.2.2

Improvements

• Modularize the code generator so it should be easier for users to make customizations. (72adb24, 84e32c1, f3fd099)
• Use build.sbt instead of project\build.scala in the example project (#20 by @DerLump).

Bug Fixes

• Migrations in MigrationSummary file is now properly ordered (#21 by @kshepard).