Migrations in the old way

[atefrihane]

Hey guys

How can I generate migrations in the standard way like in the previous versions ?
I've played around with config files but no way

UPDATE :

I had to edit this method here in MigrateMakeCommand Class

 protected function getMigrationPath()
    {
       
        $migrationPath = $this->laravel['path'] .'/' . $this->getConfiguredFolder('migrations');
   
        if (! is_null($targetPath = $this->input->getOption('path'))) {
            return $migrationPath . '/' . $targetPath;
        }

        return $migrationPath;
    }

is there a cleaner way to make this change ?

[Artem-Schander]

Hi @atefrihane,

If I understand correctly, you could use Laravels make method.
Like: php artisan make:migration --create=some_table create_some_table

I hope this helps. Otherwise feel free to reopen this issue.

[atefrihane]

@Artem-Schander Yes I know I can do that manually with the make migration command..
but what I meant is to generate it automatically in app/database folder like ( in <= 1.4 version)..
Thank you for your answer anyway

[Artem-Schander]

What do you mean by "automatically"?
In both scenarios you have to execute an artisan command, either make:migration or make:module:migration.
Or am I missing something here?

[atefrihane]

@Artem-Schander
what I meant is when I executemake:module ModuleName in the old versions it creates a ModuleName folder + migration file in app/database ( the standard laravel database folder)..
For the current version when you set migration=>true in config file , the migration gets created inside the module folder itself..
That's why I was asking if I can do it in the old way..
I hope it's clear!

[Artem-Schander]

Ah, now I got it.
Not my brightest moment ^^
I'll see what I can do.