How do I rollback a migration in Laravel?

How do I rollback a migration in Laravel?

To rollback a migration in Laravel, you can use the command php artisan migrate:rollback. This will revert the last batch of migrations.

What if I want to rollback multiple batches?

You can specify the number of batches to rollback by using the --step option. For example, php artisan migrate:rollback --step=2 will rollback the last two batches.

Can I rollback a specific migration?

No, Laravel does not support rolling back a specific migration directly. You would need to rollback the batch that contains that migration.

What happens to the data when I rollback a migration?

When you rollback a migration, the changes made by that migration are undone, which may include dropping tables or columns, and this can lead to data loss.