Maybe you can find an old backup of your models and create a new database from them. Then overwrite the old models with your latest ones and make migrations again. Those should suffice to replace the deleted migrations.
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Leif <xingong98@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Django Experts:
-- Somehow I deleted the files under migrations directory. Now I am no longer able to migrate new changes. I got 'No change detected' message when I apply python manage.py migrate. Anway I can restore files under migrations directory?
Best,
Leif
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