How can I handle migration rollbacks in Django APIs?

What are some common scenarios for rolling back migrations in Django?

Common scenarios include data corruption, failed migrations, or changes in project requirements that necessitate reverting to a previous state.

How do I perform a rollback for a specific migration?

You can use the command python manage.py migrate app_name migration_name to roll back to a specific migration.

What if I need to rollback multiple migrations?

You can specify the migration name you want to roll back to, and Django will revert all migrations after that point.

Are there any risks involved in rolling back migrations?

Yes, rolling back migrations can lead to data loss or inconsistencies if not handled carefully, so always back up your data first.