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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ You can easily create migrations through Laravel's "Artisan" CLI. It looks like
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Now, check your **application/migrations** folder. You should see your brand new migration! Notice that it also contains a timestamp. This allows Laravel to run your migrations in the correct order.
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Now, check your **application/migrations** folder. You should see your brand new migration! Notice that it also contains a timestamp. This allows Laravel to run your migrations in the correct order.
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-You may also create migrations for a bundle.
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+You may also create migrations for a bundle.
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**Creating a migration for a bundle:**
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**Creating a migration for a bundle:**
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@@ -69,4 +69,8 @@ When you roll back a migration, Laravel rolls back the entire migration "operati
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**Roll back all migrations that have ever run:**
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**Roll back all migrations that have ever run:**
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- php artisan migrate:reset
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+ php artisan migrate:reset
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+**Roll back everything and run all migrations again:**
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+ php artisan migrate:rebuild
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