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dbmigrate up
Run the next pending database migration.
Synopsis
wheels dbmigrate up
Alias: wheels db up
Description
The dbmigrate up
command executes the next pending migration in your database migration queue. This command is used to incrementally apply database changes one migration at a time, allowing for controlled and reversible database schema updates.
Parameters
None.
Examples
Run the next pending migration
wheels dbmigrate up
This will execute the next migration in the sequence and update the database schema version.
Use Cases
Incremental Database Updates
When you want to apply database changes one at a time rather than all at once:
# Check pending migrations
wheels dbmigrate info
# Apply next migration
wheels dbmigrate up
# Verify the change
wheels dbmigrate info
Controlled Migration Application
Apply migrations one at a time for better control:
# Check current status
wheels dbmigrate info
# Apply next migration
wheels dbmigrate up
# Verify the change was applied
wheels dbmigrate info
Notes
- Migrations are executed in chronological order based on their timestamps
- Each migration is tracked in the database to prevent duplicate execution
- If already at latest version, displays: "We're all up to date already!"
- If no more versions available, displays: "No more versions to go to?"
- Automatically runs
dbmigrate info
after successful migration - Always backup your database before running migrations in production
Related Commands
wheels dbmigrate down
- Rollback the last migrationwheels dbmigrate latest
- Run all pending migrationswheels dbmigrate info
- View migration statuswheels dbmigrate reset
- Reset all migrations