Use MIGRATION_DIR environment variable #2419
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I'm not sure whether this was intended or not, but the current cli command does not use a environment variable for the
migratecommand.In my case using a
MIGRATION_DIRwas more easier to use, as I had to pass-dfor every command I run if I'm not using the default directory.If this seems unnecessary or misleading, just close the PR thanks.