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Deploying after mix ecto.dump
At some point, large projects may choose to delete many old migrations and run mix ecto.dump to generate a structure.sql file. But then how do you deploy to a new clean server or start a staging server? This post connects the dots to get a safe, repeatable, automated deployment process for setting up a database from a structure.sql file.
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