Added --choose flag to select specific migration file

[colodenn]

The ronin apply command has been updated to automatically apply the latest migration by default. Previously, the user was prompted to select which migration to apply each time. If you now wish to apply a specific migration, you can use the --choose flag, which will allow you to select a particular migration to apply.

[github-actions]

Released an experimental package:

bun add @ronin/cli@corny-ron-1099-3-experimental-136

This package will be removed after the pull request has been merged.

[codecov-commenter]

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[leo]

I'm not sure I fully understand the logic behind this flag.

If I know that I want to choose, doesn't that mean I also already know the migration that I want to choose? So why make me waste time by doing that, instead of letting me just pass the migration as an argument to the command?

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding.

[colodenn]

I'm not sure I fully understand the logic behind this flag.

If I know that I want to choose, doesn't that mean I also already know the migration that I want to choose? So why make me waste time by doing that, instead of letting me just pass the migration as an argument to the command?

Perhaps I'm misunderstanding.

Nikita was longing for the ability to execute ronin apply to apply the latest migration. Additionally, he wants the option to specify a particular migration file to run, a feature we already support. Lastly, he suggested having an interactive prompt (--choose) to select a migration from a list of available migrations.