django-migrator is a migration framework which allows implement migrations easily.
Installing
Install package from pypi:
$ easy_install django-migrator
Include migrator in the INSTALLED_APPS setting.
Create data models:
$ python manage.py syncdb --migrate
0.5.4
More flexible model association. The command could use a different model for source data.
0.5.3
More robust URL fetching from the migrated objects.
0.5.2
Created a new hooks before deleting non finished migrations.
0.5.1
Improved logic for –only-new-objects param
0.5
Fake fields support
0.4
Relaxed package requirements
0.3
Added param –register-only-with-errors
Added command delete_migrated_objects
0.2
Added param –no-interactive
Refactored
0.1
Initial version
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