AnimeshRy
07/05/2022, 11:14 AMVladi Stevanovic
Migration can't be rolled back schema file gets too large even my personal projects so not sure how can I break the file.
Omar
07/05/2022, 2:55 PMnikolasburk
Iām not sure if this is the right metric to evaluate Prismaās maturity. Weāre using GitHub as the main way to track engineering tasks and product ideas, so the number of issues doesnāt necessarily represent āproblemsā (even less so ācritical bugsā). This also means that there are lots of āinternal issuesā that are not urgent in any way but rather flesh out ideas where weād like to get feedback from the community. I also donāt think the number of issues indicates a lack of maintenance ā on the contrary actually, Iād rather recommend to look at the release notes to get an understanding how many issues are closed with each release to get an understanding about how active the development on the Prisma ORM actually is! Does this mitigate your concern about high number of open GitHub issues? If no, Iād be very curious to hear what exactly you find problematic about this :)Hope this gives somme additional perspective, Vladi and Omar were definitely on point here already!
Migration canāt be rolled back schema file gets too large even my personal projects so not sure how can I break the file.⢠Regarding migrations: You _can_ generate down migrations with Prisma and also roll back migrations. However, we currently donāt have the familiar
up
and down
commands that I think you might rather be referring to? That being said, our Product and Engineering teams have already acknowledged this as a problem and weāll likely built these commands into the CLI in the future š
⢠Regarding the large schema file: This is indeed a limitation of Prisma, however the workarounds are pretty straightforward (either using simple bash scripts or one of the community tools like Autrora, you can find all of these workarounds in the GitHub issue)