Rails Migrations p2
to roll a migration back, you run rake like this:
rake db:migration VERSION=0 (0 tells it to go back to the beginning.)
if you want to target a version, or environment you would do
rake db:migration VERSION=[some version], RAILS_ENV=[some environment]
The version numbers are in the "schema_migrations" table in the db. They are also the numeric numbers on the migration files themselves.
How it works:
By default, if you have multiple migrations (say 7 versions), and you only want version 5... you would specify the version, it will run a db migration for version 1, then version 2, all the way up to the target version.
You can also do a rake:db:migrate:up and specify the version, this will only run that one migration version.
rake db:migration:redo rolls back to the previous then up to the last one.
to roll a migration back, you run rake like this:
rake db:migration VERSION=0 (0 tells it to go back to the beginning.)
if you want to target a version, or environment you would do
rake db:migration VERSION=[some version], RAILS_ENV=[some environment]
The version numbers are in the "schema_migrations" table in the db. They are also the numeric numbers on the migration files themselves.
How it works:
By default, if you have multiple migrations (say 7 versions), and you only want version 5... you would specify the version, it will run a db migration for version 1, then version 2, all the way up to the target version.
You can also do a rake:db:migrate:up and specify the version, this will only run that one migration version.
rake db:migration:redo rolls back to the previous then up to the last one.
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