To view all the migrations in a Django project, you don’t need to look in the migrations directory of each
installed app. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to list migrations using the showmigrations
command.
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Listing Django Migrations
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Next, let’s look at listing migrations. To view all the migrations in a Django project, you don’t need to look in the migrations/
directory of each installed app.
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You can use the showmigrations
command!
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Here, you can see all of the migrations which have been applied so far. There are the historical_data
ones, and any migration which has been applied has an X
in this column.
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