Hi all, First post here. I'm currently trying to transition to django migrations which seems pretty bad ass. We currently do not use south, and keep track of migrations manually (yuk). However, initializing a new database is pretty straight forward; syncdb. It's quick, and efficient. Once we created all our initial migration files, we are noticing extremely slow wall time initializing a database. I've tried profiling and tried various ways of cascading migration files and have fallen short of anything speedy. Has anyone else experienced this? Are there any caveats regarding speed?
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