#8 Django tutorials | Showmigrations command in Django
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In this tutorial, you will learn what does the Django's Showmigrations command do. Showmigrations is the Django's management command that shows all migrations in our project.
Mainly,
1. It lists all of the apps Django knows about
2. Migrations for each app in our project
3. Whether or not the migrations is applied
The command is 'python manage.py showmigrations'.
The showmigrations command without any argument lists migrations for all apps in our project. We can also check the migrations of single app by passing app name as a argument.
Ex. for User app,
python manage.py showmigrations User
In the tutorial, I have explained complete work of the Showmigrations command.
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