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…bles. Table name sorting has been removed
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As described the issue before, the lightweight migration fails due to Many to Many relation tables.
While migration, Source and Destination table names are different. It might be happening because of
sortingthe table names array in thetableNameForPreviousRelationship()Else we have interchange the
inverseandrelationshipnames at thetableNameForRelationship()Both options are resolving the migration crash. I decided to remove the
sortingoption instead of interchange theinverseandrelationshiptable names.Thanks