wipe-evolution

The wipe-evolution command is used to remove evolutions from the list of applied evolutions.

This is really only useful if you’re working to recover from a bad state where you’ve undone the changes made by an evolution and need to re-apply it. It should never be used under normal use, especially on a production database.

By default, this command will confirm before wiping the evolution from the history. You can use --noinput to avoid the confirmation step.

To see the list of evolutions that can be wiped, run list-evolutions.

Example

$ ./manage.py wipe-evolution --app-label my_app change_name_max_length

Arguments

EVOLUTION_LABEL ...

One or more specific evolution labels to remove from the database. If the same evolution names exist for multiple apps, they’ll all be removed. To isolate them to a specific app, use --app-label.

--app-label <APP_LABEL>

An app label to limit evolution labels to. Only evolutions on this app will be wiped.

--noinput

Perform the wiping procedure automatically without any input.