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I converted yesterday db schema to rezoom, run migrations, did paket update and made commit. Today I noticed it's all gone and initial migraiont was replaced by hello world one. Content of database is only evidence that yesterday I had something. I was able to replicate loss and paket update seems to be the thing.
Thank you for reporting this issue. I've never used Paket, and NuGet always asks before overwriting files if the local file has changed from the one in the currently installed package version.
Paket apparently does not ask, but has an option to not overwrite changed content files:
See this comment in particular for the Paket options related to content files.
Had I known about this, I probably would not have taken the approach of building NuGet packages with "helper" files for getting started. Given that the packages already exist, I will add a warning for Paket users in the tutorial and documentation.
Hi
I converted yesterday db schema to rezoom, run migrations, did paket update and made commit. Today I noticed it's all gone and initial migraiont was replaced by hello world one. Content of database is only evidence that yesterday I had something. I was able to replicate loss and paket update seems to be the thing.
Edit: Nuget packages used:
Rezoom.SQL.Provider
Rezoom.SQL.Provider.TSQL
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