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@Ezi-code Thanks for your work. There is no need for removing migrations right now. It keep tracks of all the changes done in db during migration. This can be done once the app is at a stable state or deployed for production usecase |
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We had a discussion about it on Slack before, so I think it's fine. |
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This PR regenerates and replaces the project's migration files to eliminate duplicate migration numbers (for example, multiple 0009_... files) and prevent future merge conflicts caused by merged/split migration history. Rather than attempting to reconcile several conflicting migration files, I created new, linearized migration files with unique names so that the repository has a clean, deterministic migration sequence.
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