Benjamin Fleischer

Expose migration methods for getting the sql definition

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Useful when you want to interact with the sql in various ways. For example, I use `strong_migrations`, so I made a mixin for all my migrations to get the function...

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https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/23461 since you made the PR and I'm not sure some of the details since it's missing tests.. :)

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