From my experience with legacy codebases, I can say that upgrading a minor version of Python is not the same as seamlessly upgrading a minor version of Go. Mainly because of standard library changes, like deprecations or removals.
Also, corpos usually provide its own system bundles with checked/approved software, which usually include not-so-fresh versions.
A set of command line database tools. Contribute to yznts/dsh development by creating an account on GitHub.
On my work I’m always switching between databases, but I already tired because of UX differences between psql, mysql, sqlite3. So, I’m making a small set of tools for myself in tries to solve that. It’s kinda works for me already so I'm sharing it here :)
P.S. Already posted this in other places, sorry for annoyance
Thank you for a feedback!
README updated with a fixed install, I missed @latest in the end.
I'll work on a better README: https://github.com/yznts/dsh/issues/6.
I'm not that good at this kind of thing :)
For now, only url-like DSNs are supported, like:
postgres://user:pass@host:port/db?optionssqlite://file.db
A set of database tools. Contribute to yznts/dsh development by creating an account on GitHub.
On my work I'm always switching between databases and kind of tired on UX differences between psql, mysql, sqlite3. So, I'm making a small set of tools for myself in tries to solve that. It's kinda works for me already and I'd like to share it here :)