push

Generate and migrate in a single step.

push is a convenience command that combines generate and migrate into one call. It diffs your schema, creates a new migration, and immediately applies it to the database.

Usage

npm

npm exec durcno push [--config path/to/durcno.config.ts]

pnpm

pnpm exec durcno push [--config path/to/durcno.config.ts]

Bun

bunx durcno push [--config path/to/durcno.config.ts]

Yarn

yarn durcno push [--config path/to/durcno.config.ts]

Common options

• --config <path> — Path to config file (defaults to durcno.config.ts).

What it does

1. Runs generate to compare your current schema with the last recorded snapshot.
2. Then runs migrate to apply any pending migrations.

Example

npm

npm exec durcno push

pnpm

pnpm exec durcno push

Bun

bunx durcno push

Yarn

yarn durcno push

When there are schema changes:

Migration 2026-02-26T10-15-30.456Z created at migrations/2026-02-26T10-15-30.456Z.
[SUCCESS] Migration 2026-02-26T10-15-30.456Z applied.

When the database is already up to date:

No changes detected. Skipping migration creation.

Tips

• Use push during local development for a fast generate-and-apply workflow.
• For production, prefer running generate and migrate separately so you can review the generated up.ts and down.ts before applying.

Next: roll back a migration with durcno down.