Symfony migrate fresh

The symfony migrate fresh command is a command in Symfony that allows developers to reset their database and run all migrations on their application. This command can be extremely useful if you want to start fresh with your database and avoid any potential conflicts or errors from previous migrations.

Installation

To use the symfony migrate fresh command, you must have Symfony installed on your system. If you don't already have it installed, you can follow the official Symfony installation guide to install it.

Once you have Symfony installed, you can run the following command to install the Doctrine package:

composer require symfony/orm-pack

This package contains the symfony console package which is required to run the symfony migrate fresh command.

Usage

To use the symfony migrate fresh command, you must first have created your database schema and defined your migrations. If you haven't already done so, you can follow the official Doctrine Migrations documentation to do so.

Once you have created your migrations, you can run the following command to reset your database and run all migrations:

php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate --no-interaction

This command will drop your existing database schema and recreate it, then it will run all of your migrations in the correct order. The --no-interaction option is used to ensure that the command runs without any interactive prompts.

If you want to reset your database and run all migrations in a single command, you can use the symfony migrate fresh command:

php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate --no-interaction --allow-no-migration

This command will reset your database and run all migrations. The --allow-no-migration option is used to allow the command to run even if there are no new migrations to run.

Conclusion

The symfony migrate fresh command is a powerful tool for developers who want to reset their database and run all migrations. With this command, you can start fresh with your database and avoid any potential conflicts or errors from previous migrations.