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Migrations:
Development is underway, I constantly change the data in the models and, of course, when necessary, I carry out makemigrations and the migration itself. Next, I connect a third-party battery to the fields in the models. And I'm running the migration again. After a while, I decide to replace this battery with another one. When using the makemigrations command, I get an error that in some migration it was not possible to pull up the module (I deleted it). And the migration fails. At the moment, I'm doing this: demolishing the database, deleting all migration files. And all over again, + loading fixtures. As a result, it turns out that all GITHOM commits were previously made with migrations to one place. How to be in this situation?
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When testing some packages during installation, they install dependencies for their work. How, when removing these batteries, remove all installation dependencies? At the moment I'm uninstalling everything manually, one package at a time pip uninstall [packet]
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if you manually add all the packages, then it's easier to remove the virtualenv and
When using the makemigrations command, I get an error that a module could not be pulled in a certain migrationinto the studio
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