How probable would it be to implement a means of updating a database schema when only minor changes occur?
'minor' has to be defined, but the removal of columns or entire models could also be considered depending on their impact to the rest of the app/project. With no regard for the actual data, models with no relations could easily be dropped or have fields added/removed without a sqlreset and then a clumsy find/replace on the data dump to reinsert it back. I'm just looking for a quick way to update my models in the development stage while keeping test data. Django is great for prototyping, and despite my best laid plans (and usecases), things change and grow as I discover new ways of doing them (as they rightfully should in a prototype). Are there any such plans in the works? Luke Skibinski Holt
