Default pgroll pull to write in YAML format and add a --json flag
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Apr 30, 2025
Add a `--json` flag to the `pull` command to allow users to output migrations in JSON format instead of YAML. We want to default to YAML as the output format, but provide an option for users to choose JSON if they prefer it. This is useful for users who may want to integrate the output with other tools or systems that work better with JSON.
By running `make generate`.
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Make
pgroll pulldefault to pulling migrations in YAML format, rather than JSON.Add a
--jsonflag to thepullcommand to allow users to output migrations in JSON format instead of YAML.We want to default to YAML as the output format, but provide an option for users to choose JSON if they prefer it. This is useful for users who may want to integrate the output with other tools or systems that work better with JSON.