I'm with the product team at Prisma, currently focusing on migrations.
Your point is valid, hence delivering a production-ready solution for migrations is one of our top priorities.
However, as my colleague @nikolasburk shared above, you can use a third-party migration system (knex, node-pg-migrate, e al) with Prisma and still get all the benefits of Prisma Client.
Prisma is designed to be more powerful if you are using the entire toolkit, but we also want to make it easy to use just specific tools within the kit, if that is what works well for your project.
Feel free to follow along or check us out again in a few months and hopefully by then our migration system will no longer be any kind of friction point. :)
I'm with the product team at Prisma, currently focusing on migrations.
Your point is valid, hence delivering a production-ready solution for migrations is one of our top priorities.
However, as my colleague @nikolasburk shared above, you can use a third-party migration system (knex, node-pg-migrate, e al) with Prisma and still get all the benefits of Prisma Client.
Prisma is designed to be more powerful if you are using the entire toolkit, but we also want to make it easy to use just specific tools within the kit, if that is what works well for your project.
Feel free to follow along or check us out again in a few months and hopefully by then our migration system will no longer be any kind of friction point. :)