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DBngin vs migra: What are the differences?

Developers describe DBngin as "An all-in-one app for database version management". The easiest way to get started with PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis & more. Install & manage multiple local database servers of various versions within a click. On the other hand, migra is detailed as "A schema diff tool for PostgreSQL". It's a command line tool, and Python library. Find differences in database schemas as easily as running a diff on two text files. Migra makes schema changes almost automatic. Management of database migration deployments becomes much easier, faster, and more reliable.

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What is DBngin?

The easiest way to get started with PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis & more. Install & manage multiple local database servers of various versions within a click.

What is migra?

It's a command line tool, and Python library. Find differences in database schemas as easily as running a diff on two text files. Migra makes schema changes almost automatic. Management of database migration deployments becomes much easier, faster, and more reliable.

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