Revert database scheme based on django migrations

[Luis Zárate]

Hello people,

I really would like you to help me with some thing I need to solve. 

I have an app that do automated deployment of django apps, that also can update existing deployments. So I need to revert my database to last state if something went wrong.

So, my question is, how can I revert all the migrations that were applied after run the migrate command?
It can have more than one migration and in different apps, so how can I know where to go back and how to leave the database in the previous state without having to do a backup of database and a restore? (some databases can have a lot of registers).  How can I make a restore point of my migrations or indicate django to go back in my database scheme?

Thanks in advance for the help you can provide me.

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[Alessandro Madruga Correia]

Hi there

To go to a specific migration just run

$ python manage.py migrate <app> <migration point>

About your data I think is better you make backup. 

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