I was referring to blog posts, for example [1], in which you admittedly use both terms in the text, but you focus more on "state-based" for example in the headline and image. You also erroneously conflate declarative migrations with somehow involving `mysqldump` for some reason? This is what I mean when I say posts like this feel like they're designed to make declarative migrations seem strange and foreign.

I realize this post is two years old, and you're understandably not going to mention a competing product like mine. But it feels like a disingenuous strawman argument to claim that declarative schema management requires `mysqldump`, considering that Skeema (my product) and SQLDef (another declarative tool) were both released in 2016 and are both widely used.

[1] https://www.bytebase.com/blog/database-version-control-state...