jpoehls/dotnetmigrations — pull request #26 by kieranbenton (2012-01-02 20:33:58+00:00)
Title: Discover connection strings in projects' web.config and/or app.config (Issue #19)

Hi James,
Hope you're well and have had a nice Christmas and new years!

I've been trying to find some more time to devote to DNM, and this should hopefully be the first drop of many. Again, forgive my rustiness with Github and Git in general - I had to do some horrible things to get the pull request to just the single commit I wanted!

DNM now works pretty damn well with Nuget - its a very simple matter to add the package (I've only tried locally obviously) and then to just start adding migrations against connection strings you've already got set up. Any comments/code review welcome, I'm aware the connection "add/update/remove" commands may not function correctly in this configuration but wanted to see what you think first.

I'll still try and find some time to tidy those "combine" command commits up and get them to you - I still think this is valuable to have in the core feature set, our DBAs in particular would like to have a nice big script to run themselves come a production upgrade - even though we're using migrations internally! :)

Btw, did you know the TC build is down?

All the best,
Kieran