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Forcing a Rails database migration
Today I accidentally ran migrations on a production environment that shouldn't run. Luckily, the table wasn't critical, but it did cause a feature of...
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Michiel Sikkes
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Today I accidentally ran migrations on a production environment that shouldn't run. Luckily, the table wasn't critical, but it did cause a feature of an app to break.
There is not a straight forward way to "force" a previous migration that already ran via a simple Rake command or something.
Eventually, I found a solution inspired by this post on StackOverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/753919/run-a-single-migration-file.
Here's what I did to bring back the table by re-running the previous migration.
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