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The migrate.exe tool we used to use for Fluent migrations output a comment at the top of the file that doesn't seem to be output using the dotnet-fm migration runner. Our DBA is wanting this to remain in future migrations. Is there a way to replicate this comment in dotnet-fm or has this just been removed?

I've tried setting verbose, preview etc... but it doesn't add the comment. I've looked through this list https://fluentmigrator.github.io/articles/runners/dotnet-fm.html to see if an option existed but I can't find one.

I've googled this but can't find it listed anywhere under deprecated features or even discussed.

The comment looks like this:
/* Using Database Postgres and Connection String Server=myserver;Port=5432;Database=myDb;User Id=user;Password=********; */

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The migrate.exe tool we used to use for Fluent migrations output a comment at the top of the file that doesn't seem to be output using the dotnet-fm migration runner. Our DBA is wanting this to remain in future migrations. Is there a way to replicate this comment in dotnet-fm or has this just been removed?

I've tried setting verbose, preview etc... but it doesn't add the comment. I've looked through this list https://fluentmigrator.github.io/articles/runners/dotnet-fm.html to see if an option existed but I can't find one.

I've googled this but can't find it listed anywhere under deprecated features or even discussed.

The comment looks like this:
/* Using Database Postgres and Connection String Server=myserver;Port=5432;Database=myDb;User Id=user;Password=********; */

fluent-migrator

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asked Mar 28 at 1:05

berniefitzberniefitz

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The migrate.exe tool we used to use for Fluent migrations output a comment at the top of the file that doesn't seem to be output using the dotnet-fm migration runner. Our DBA is wanting this to remain in future migrations. Is there a way to replicate this comment in dotnet-fm or has this just been removed?

I've tried setting verbose, preview etc... but it doesn't add the comment. I've looked through this list https://fluentmigrator.github.io/articles/runners/dotnet-fm.html to see if an option existed but I can't find one.

I've googled this but can't find it listed anywhere under deprecated features or even discussed.

The comment looks like this:
/* Using Database Postgres and Connection String Server=myserver;Port=5432;Database=myDb;User Id=user;Password=********; */

fluent-migrator

share|improve this question

asked Mar 28 at 1:05

berniefitzberniefitz

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asked Mar 28 at 1:05

berniefitzberniefitz

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