by tomworley
A utility designed for developers to keep track of schema changes to project databases, and optionally all changes to a particular table, so that changes can easily be versioned for software upgrade packages and distribution etc.
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Just released the latest version of phpMyVersion, MySQL schema and row change tracking software for developers. This is a minor bug fix update, but fixes issues when running the cron script from a different directory to where it was located, and a few ...
Cron script now correctly finds library files when not called from within the directory it is located in. Some GUI fixes when viewing changes on a tag.
This is a major new release of phpMyVersion, the versioning system to track schema and row changes to MySQL databases, including nearly full front-end GUI functionality including: Projects: - Create / delete - View schema and row changes - Tag changes ...
This is a major release that will now be useful rather than just a demonstration, with many changes. It will now track schema and optionally row changes to all specified databases/tables. Enjoy! Tom
- Now actually reads MySQL binary log files and stores changes into the database - Can display changes by project and database on the index.php - phpmyversion database now in use - Some basic installation instructions can be found in INSTALL.txt - ...
Much of the structure of the project has now been revamped and somewhat less procedural. Some database structure has also been added, but currently not used. Several SQL parsing issues have been fixed for multi-line queries. This is still a demonstration ...
The very early pre-alpha verion of PHPMyVersion has been released. This is not much more than some example proof-of-concept code to show how it's possible to read through mysql binary log files to parse SQL statements for tracking changes. The idea is ...
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