It looks like the project is a tab metaphor, but I don't see how to open another project without a separate instance of Flyway Desktop. And since the desktop app doesn't put the project name in the container window, I still have to hunt for my project if I have multiple open. Surely I'm missing something?
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Thank you for the question. You're not missing anything.
Could you tell us a bit more about your use case please?
I follow everything you've described, but the need for multiple projects open simultaneously isn't one that comes up much and we could likely handle it better if we knew the intention for doing so. -
I have a series of microservices that use separate and independent AWS RDS Postgres databases. Since the microservices form sort of an assembly line it's fairly common for one deploy to touch multiple services and multiple databases. It would be convenient to be able to have tabs for the databases touched in the current deploy, may be one, may be four or five.
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