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  1. Specify a subfolder when generating or adding migration scripts

    After I generate (or manually add) a migration script, it's automatically added to the migrations folder in the project. I want to organize my migration scripts better. Maybe by sprint or release number. Let me create subfolders in the migrations folder when I generate (or manually add) a migration script and save the script in that subfolder. I know subfolders are automatically included in the flyway migrate command.

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    planned  ·  AdminStephanie (Product Manager, Redgate) responded

    Right now, migration scripts will be placed in the default migrations folder.  Use the blue folder icon in the top-right of Flyway Desktop to jump to your project on disk.  You can then move the migration script into a sub-folder in the migrations directory.


    If you move the migration script to a different folder (outside of the migrations directory), then you'll need to update your locations configuration to account for both folders. 


    We do plan to add this to the GUI, but don't have a timeframe yet.

  2. Add Filters to Flyway Desktop GUI

    Incorporate the ability to adjust Filters into the GUI so you don't have to manipulate the JSON file manually. This was an option in SQL Source Control. It just looks like it wasn't incorporated into Flyway yet.

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