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pgroll gives access to multiple schema versions by hiding tables behind views. At the moment, pgroll does not have a way to provide access to multiple versions of the same view.
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Is this something we want to support?
Views are not materialized, so changing them does not qualify as an "unsafe" or tricky migration. The only use case I see for view support is when two application versions use the same view, but with different base query. So providing two versions of the same view could be useful.
How to tell apart old and new version of the view?
We can add a new view to the new schema, similarly to tables.
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pgroll
gives access to multiple schema versions by hiding tables behind views. At the moment,pgroll
does not have a way to provide access to multiple versions of the same view.Open questions
Views are not materialized, so changing them does not qualify as an "unsafe" or tricky migration. The only use case I see for view support is when two application versions use the same view, but with different base query. So providing two versions of the same view could be useful.
We can add a new view to the new schema, similarly to tables.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: