Django reset migrations
Add one command to reset the django migrations.
Sometimes you have one app that had a lot migrations in development process. And this migrations could be deleted, because anybody will need this in the future.
Soo, could be stressfull delete the files, reset the database and create the first migration again … to start to developer again and bla bla bla …
Because this, I made this command to reset the migrations and start the first migration.
I hope be usefull to you 2 :D
Features
delete migrations files
delete registers in django_migrations
recreate the first migrations
apply fake migration
delete register without delete files with –cached
To install
pip install django-reset-migrations
Install package in your INSTALLED_APPS
settings.py
INSTALLED_APPS = (
...
'reset_migrations',
.....
)
Usage
python manage.py reset_migrations crm or python manage.py reset_migrations app1 app2 or python manage.py reset_migrations app1 app2 --cached
Options
–cached: Don´t delete the migrations files in apps
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