When you are developing it would be nice that you can test updates.
Specify a module and version number. When something went wrong you can just run that update again.
drush updatedb -y [module_name] [version_number]

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#7 extra_params_updatedb-1085000.patch14.81 KBtomswiggers
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moshe weitzman commented

Makes sense. Patches welcome.

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greg.1.anderson commented
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Pretty cool.

Needs a d7 version.
The schema version should be optional; if not specified, then run all of the pending updates for the specified module.
It would also be useful to be able to specify 7001-7003 or 7002+, for example, to run a range of schema updates, or everything from a given number through to the end. Would -7004 also make sense, perhaps? (Run from current up to and uncluding 7004)?
Your documentation says 'options' => array(, but you mean 'arguments' => array.

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tomswiggers commented

Indeed I have to do this also for drupal 7.
Your remarks are indeed useful.
Maybe we can add some extra argument instead of -7004 7004+? What do you think?

I already changed options -> arguments :-)

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greg.1.anderson commented

@tomswiggers: ranges of updates would be an optional enhancement; one could always just run the command in a loop to do multiple updates. Providing similar functionality in options would also be acceptable, but I don't think it would be worth adding this optional feature unless it was easier to remember and type than for x in 7001 7002 7003 ; do .... Just taking N arguments would be another possibility.

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I changed the code a little bit.
Now you can do:
drush updatedb mymodule
This we do all pending updates for mymodule

drush updatedb mymodule 6004
This will do update 6004 for mymodule

This weekend I will try to add the drupal 7 version

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moshe weitzman commented
Version: All-versions-4.2 »
Status: Needs review » Needs work
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greg.1.anderson commented
Version: » 8.x-6.x-dev
Status: Needs work » Closed (won't fix)
Issue tags: +Needs migration

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