This document outlines the planned development path for Gomiger, a powerful Go migration framework with plugin architecture.
- Core migration engine and interfaces
- Plugin architecture foundation
- MongoDB plugin implementation
- CLI scaffolding and initialization
- Type-safe migration generation
- Basic migration state management
- Comprehensive documentation and examples
- Testing framework integration
- CI/CD pipeline setup
- Limited to MongoDB support only
- No migration rollback safety checks
- No concurrent migration protection
- Basic error handling and recovery
- Limited configuration
- No migration dependency management
- PostgreSQL Plugin (High Priority)
- MySQL Plugin
- SQLite Plugin
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Migration Dependencies
- Define migration order and dependencies
- Prevent out-of-order execution
- Dependency graph validation
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Advanced State Management
- Migration locking mechanism
- Concurrent execution protection
- Dirty state recovery procedures
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Enhanced CLI
- Migration status visualization
- Dry-run mode for testing
- Migration history and logs
- Testing Utilities
- Migration testing framework
- Test database setup utilities
- Performance benchmarking tools
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Performance Optimizations
- Batch migration execution
- Parallel schema operations where safe
- Memory usage optimization
- Connection pooling improvements
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Configuration System
- Environment-specific configurations
- Configuration validation
- Hot-reload configuration support
- Configuration templates
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Monitoring and Observability
- Migration execution metrics
- Logging improvements with structured logs
Haven't decided yet, it's up to you, come & draw the next version of Gomiger.
- 10+ Contributors by end of 2025
- 1000+ GitHub Stars by Q4 2025
- 5+ Community Plugins by 2026
- Performance: <100ms migration execution overhead
- Reliability: 99.9% migration success rate
- Coverage: 95%+ test coverage across all components
- Documentation: 100% API coverage documentation
- Downloads: 10K+ monthly downloads by Q4 2025
- Production Usage: 100+ companies using in production
- Plugin Ecosystem: 10+ database plugins available
- Community: 100+ active community members
This roadmap will be reviewed and updated quarterly based on:
- Community feedback and feature requests
- Market demands and competitive landscape
- Technical feasibility and resource availability
- Strategic partnerships and integrations
Last Updated: October 2025 Next Review: January 2026
Want to contribute to this roadmap? Here's how:
- Join the Discussion: GitHub Discussions
- Submit Feature Requests: GitHub Issues
- Contribute Code: See our Contributing Guide
- Join the Community: Discord Server (coming soon)
Together, let's build the future of database migrations in Go! 🚀