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Python Django Forms More on Models Multiple Choice and True/False Questions

Sameer Zahid
Sameer Zahid
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Posted by Sameer Zahid
Sameer Zahid
5,967 Points

Can we not do migrations for multiple models at the same time?

At around 2:00 in this video Kenneth had created two models, he then commented out one of them and made the migrations for the other one. Then he un-commented that model and made the migrations for it. Before doing so he said that he was about to do something that he told us not to. I didn't understand what he meant by that.

Why was there a need to do the migrations separately? Or is there something else that I've missed?

Really loving the series so far, and it's just this bit that has me confused, so I'll really appreciate an explanation for this.

Thanks!

1 Answer

Alx Ki
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Alx Ki
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Hi, Sameer Zahid !

I guess it is mostly about "explicit is better than implicit" and "readability counts".

So if you want to take a look at your migrations you can track the changes made with each migration in explicit and more readable form.

Sameer Zahid
Sameer Zahid
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Sameer Zahid
Sameer Zahid
5,967 Points

Thank you, I understand the completely.