Rolling back applied migrations¶
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Introduction¶
If there are any issues with changes made to the DB schema and Hasura metadata it is possible to roll back their state to a previous stable version.
Note
For config v1, see Rolling back applied migrations (config v1).
Rolling back database schema¶
Database schema rollbacks can be achieved via the down migrations generated
every time a schema change is made.
Here are some example scenarios:
To roll back a particular migration version:
hasura migrate apply --version 1550925483858 --type down --database-name <database-name>
To roll back the last 2 migration versions:
hasura migrate apply --down 2 --database-name <database-name>
Note
Rollbacks will only work if there are down migrations defined for a
schema change.
e.g. The console will not generate down migrations for SQL statements
executed from the SQL tab.
Rolling back Hasura metadata¶
As Hasura metadata is managed via snapshots of the metadata, to roll back Hasura metadata to a particular state you need the metadata snapshot at that point. This is typically achieved by marking stable checkpoints of a project in version control via commits.
git checkout <stable-feature-commit>
hasura metadata apply
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