Run Specific migration file
See original GitHub issueI can undo a specific migration file using sequelize db:migrate:undo --name migration_file_name
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I wonder why there is no option to migration just specific migration file?
Why below doesn’t work?
sequelize db:migrate --name migration_file_name
It’s just common sense everyone will go to this If they found out the method to undo a specific migration.
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not yet done?, i can’t run command above.
Hello, thanks for the issue, I will transfer it to the sequelize-cli package, I think it is better suited there.