What are some scenarios for rolling back Django migrations?

What are some scenarios where I might need to roll back Django migrations?

You might need to roll back migrations if a migration fails, if you need to revert to a previous database state, or if you want to test changes without affecting production.

How do I actually perform a rollback in Django?

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

What happens to the data when I roll back a migration?

Rolling back a migration can result in data loss if the migration involved deleting fields or tables. Always back up your data first!

Are there any best practices for managing migrations?

Yes, always test migrations in a staging environment, keep backups, and document changes to avoid confusion.