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Added Always First Functionality #173
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Added tests to ensure always first files are executed properly including: executing multiple files, executing no files when option is False, expected error handling, and file execution order.
Added the ability to execute specific files first in the execution order as well as an option to turn off processing of these files altogether. This functionality is best used when rebuilding the QA or STG clones during the CI/CD process.
Added documentation around Always First functionality from Issue 164
Changed from AF to F
Added Always First parameter to tests
Duplicate apply_change_script was identified in the Always First processing block. It was not needed and removed.
Is there an update on when this will be reviewed? |
@CaptCorpMURICA Will discuss this next week and get back to you. Thank you for your contribution and your patience while we catchup on open items and PRs. |
Any discussion on when this might make it into a release? Thank you |
I just welcomed my first child, so I haven't had the ability to implement the requested changes. I'll try to get it wrapped up in the next month or so. |
Congratulations !! Let me know if I can help (with this PR, you are on your own with the baby LOL!) |
Any update on this one? |
It'd be great to add into the README file along with the other prefix file name section |
Can we bump this? I would need this functionality in production already. |
This pull request resolves #164.
F__*.sql
which is processed before all other file types.False
but can be enabled with the configuration-af
or--always-first
. This ensures that these files can be selectively executed depending on the environment.