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@nayahaivahh@OverMidWicket He may have hit six sixes or maybe not.. who knows...this uncertainty is the beauty of cricket.. please see that I am no way belittling Brathwaite's effort.. I was just saying the situations were different and both batters played well.
@nayahaivahh@OverMidWicket Agree. But Brathwaite had 6 balls to score 19 to win where he hit 4 sixes whereas Rinku had only 5 balls to score 28 to win. So literally Rinku had to hit six on every ball.
@awesomeanurag@rahulpnath@anton_t0shik After QC verification of features we push to the higher environments where the migrations are applied automatically. Is it a good practice is a question for debate. For me this approach works well if the team knows how migrations work under the hood.
@awesomeanurag@rahulpnath@anton_t0shik We usually has some developers who usually oversee the migrations created by the team. Also we don't upfront design the entire DB. The tables are evolved organically as the project grows and migrations are added on the go.
Need more clarity on ur qn about higher envs.