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So this is what one possible database migration scenario looks like in Kitten when you’re storing JavaScript objects (instances of JavaScript classes) in your database.
(In this case, I’m moving a VerifiedAccounts collection comprising VerifiedAccount instances to an Accounts collection comprising Account instances, which introduces an inVerified boolean to the model.)
See the Database App Modules Kitten tutorial for more:
https://kitten.small-web.org/tutorials/database-app-modules/
Also, if you forget to await db.verifiedAccounts.__table__.delete() to delete the verified accounts table like I did after the forEach loop, you’ll end up running the migration every time not just once.
(Caught it before deploying.) :)
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