I just started using the South and still in the process of figuring this out. Say I have an initial migration of a script model. Then I want to add a column to the model and create a wrapper script for it. Then I add another column to another model and create another script migration for it. I create a migration script by running ./manage.py schemamigration myappname --auto .
Let's say I have a server on which my project is deployed, but it was based on the original application scheme, but now it lags behind the repository in two migrations. I can update it by running ./manage.py migrate myappname . This would allow updating these application models by performing new migrations, if I am right, but I must explicitly specify the application.
Does South allow all pending migrations to run for all applications in a Django project? If so, how? I could not find anything in the docs about this.
Thanks a ton to everyone.
Mridang agarwalla
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