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version 0.4 on Apr 12th, 2011

Svarga extension to simplify database schema migration management of the svarga applications.

In short, does following:

  1. Enables migration support for selected application
  2. Replaces syncdb to work through the sqlalchemy-migrate

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3. Provides nice command to compare schema in the database against existing model definitions to create migration script.

For more information, check documentation.

How to install from repository

It's that easy:

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pip install hg+http://bitbucket.org/joes/svargaext.sqlamigrate/

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