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I was always a bit confused about the complexity of my previous migration tool of choice, https://github.com/golang-migrate/migrate . While it does the job, setup of it on new projects is always a bit of a confusion. I wanted to build something simpler. My thought process:
I think you can actually already embed the migration files with golang-migrate fyi. I did it in the following project, where I use the http.FS option for that: https://github.com/brumhard/geckgo/blob/c5324559fa8a7e741e4b9caba19e3f956d6b9996/cmd/geckgo/main.go#L94. Anyways since it's been a while I could imagine that they've added even better support for it since then.
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