Django - makemigrations - No changes detected
To create initial migrations for an app, run makemigrations
and specify the app name. The migrations folder will be created.
./manage.py makemigrations <myapp>
Your app must be included in INSTALLED_APPS
first (inside settings.py). Django 3.0.7 - No Changes Detected after making Changes to Model
You have set app_label = 'easytrade20'
in the meta option, but Django is unable to detect an app named easytrade20
in your project. That's why there aren't any changes.
So, add easytrade20
to your INSTALLED_APPS
or remove app_label = 'easytrade20'
from the model's Meta, and try again to run your migrations.
Django 1.7 - makemigrations not detecting changes
Ok, looks like I missed an obvious step, but posting this in case anyone else does the same.
When upgrading to 1.7, my models became unmanaged (managed = False
) - I had them as True
before but seems it got reverted.
Removing that line (To default to True) and then running makemigrations
immediately made a migration module and now it's working. makemigrations
will not work on unmanaged tables (Which is obvious in hindsight)
python manage.py makemigrations : No changes detected
You must put the name of your app <store
> into the list of INSTALLED_APPS inside your settings.
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