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It does them all at once. The new system knows about interdependencies, so if you have ForeignKeys between apps it'll make all of them in the right order.
by andrewgodwin 13y ago
It does them all at once. The new system knows about interdependencies, so if you have ForeignKeys between apps it'll make all of them in the right order.
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- arocks 13y agoSo if I understand correctly, "makemigrations" will convert all apps to use migrations except apps which were created using previous versions of Django?
- andrewgodwin 13y agoIt will prompt you if an app doesn't yet have migrations and ask if you want it to. That prompt is currently a bit aggressive - asking you every time - but that will be fixed soon.
- antihero 13y agoHas it solved that issue where say I have a TinyMCE field, then I ditch TinyMCE and use CKEditor, that I'd still need TinyMCE installed in order to do the old migration, despite it just being a TextField database-wise?