Inlined format args make code more readable, and code more compact.
I ran this clippy command to fix most cases, and then cleaned up a few trailing commas and uncaught edge cases.
```
cargo clippy --bins --examples --benches --tests --lib --workspace --fix -- -A clippy::all -W clippy::uninlined_format_args
```
* cli: add --target-version CLI flags for migrate run/revert
* cli: fix broken test
* cli: test harness for `sqlx migrate` along with --target-version tests
* cli: Fail if version supplied to run/revert is too old/new
After some discussion with my coworkers, we thought about the behavior a bit more:
The behavior is now that for a run, if the provided version is too old, the CLI
will return with failure rather than being a no-op. This gives feedback to the
operator instead of being quiet.
It is still valid to up/downgrade to the latest version, this will still be a no-op
to allow for idempotency.
* Support naming migrations sequentially and inferring naming scheme
* Document new options and how naming is inferred
* Only account for up migrations when inferring ordering
When running `sqlx migrate info`, the applied migrations checksums are
compared against the checksums of the local migration files. While the
checksums of applied migrations are stored correctly in the database as
sha384sum values, the `migrate info` command was incorrectly comparing
these against the checksums of down-migrations in cases where reversible
migrations are being used (e.g. when migrations end in `.up.sql` and
`.down.sql`).
This fixes the issue by skipping over any migrations with the
`MigrationType::ReversibleDown` type, using the same idiom as is used
when running migrations (with `migrate run`).
Issue introduced in #1680
Partially resolves#1158
* fix(macros): tell the compiler about external files/env vars to watch
closes#663closes#681
* feat(cli): add `migrate` subcommand for generating a build script
suggest embedding migrations on `sqlx migrate add` in a new project
- adds a -r flag whihc will create a reversible migration
- add revert subcommand, which reverts the last migration
- add --dry-run flag to migration run command, which list the migrations that will be applied
- updates add migration to check if all migration are of same type, i.e cannot mix and match reversible and simple migrations
