A new way to squash your Doctrine migrations

JoliCode - JoliCodeBlog - 04/08
As time flies, Doctrine migrations stacks. After many years of working on a project, you’ll have a high number of migrations. Even if it’s not a big issue, It takes a lot of space in your code sources, and it can take some time in your CI (Continuous Integration). Doctrine already

As time flies, Doctrine migrations stacks. After many years of working on a project, you’ll have a high number of migrations. Even if it’s not a big issue, It takes a lot of space in your code sources, and it can take some time in your CI (Continuous Integration).

Doctrine already supports squashing migration, with a roll-up command, but we don’t really like it since it requires us to execute a special command dur...
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