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Hello, I dont see this in the documentation that is currently live, and searching GitHub for after doesn't turn up anything that looks like the feature.
--> it would be nice to specify the AFTER keyword when using addColumn, which would generate the AFTER string in i.e. a mysql query.
In cases where we want to create a new column after another existing column, we are having to resort to runSql(), which isn't ideal
There was a feature request already for this, but as this has no benefits besides satisfaction in aesthetics it is very low prioritized. But I would be more than happy to accept a PR if anyone is going to create this.
Hello, I dont see this in the documentation that is currently live, and searching GitHub for
after
doesn't turn up anything that looks like the feature.--> it would be nice to specify the
AFTER
keyword when usingaddColumn
, which would generate theAFTER
string in i.e. amysql
query.In cases where we want to create a new column after another existing column, we are having to resort to runSql(), which isn't ideal
thanks!
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