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I had gone through a bunch of work to modify my management tool to take its own CLI args and apply them to this module's main function quite cleanly, but have now discovered that there is no longer any simple internal, in-Python access to this module's functionality. Would it be difficult to introduce a function with a signature like such:
Hi there,
I had gone through a bunch of work to modify my management tool to take its own CLI args and apply them to this module's
mainfunction quite cleanly, but have now discovered that there is no longer any simple internal, in-Python access to this module's functionality. Would it be difficult to introduce a function with a signature like such:def migrate(database, direction, number=0, name=None, fake=False, module_path=None)which is similar to the "old way" but still makes feature parity (I think) with the present-day implementation?