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When you have to load rarely-changing data into your database, how do you do it?
  • In the migrations45%, 5 votes
  • As a separate Artisan command27%, 3 votes
  • Some other way (tell me!)27%, 3 votes

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John Beales@jbeales
I'm prepping a deploy that has migrations that take 7 minutes on my localhost. I hope I can still deploy with Laravel Envoyer, it's going to be close! I might need to move some of the data from migrations to artisan commands, but it's data that I don't expect to update often, so…
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I don't get it. Once your migration ran, it's done. Why does it matter if the data is updated often after migrating? Regardless, I've done migrations in artisan commands if 1. they were backwards compatible and/or 2. they took more than a few seconds.
John Beales@jbeales
Handed off work from a Claude chat to Claude code. It was pretty clunky involving a ZIP file of handoff data. I wish that I could just tell Claude Code "Continue conversation <UUID> here" or something like that.

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