HI,
In fabfile.py, I use something similar to the following to install
dependencies and to migrate the changes to the new model
run("pip install -r ../deployment/pip/deploy.txt")
> run("python manage.py migrate --settings=project.settings.prod")
When I upgrade the 3rd party apps which have migrations in the current
version, but did not have in the previous one, my understanding is that I
have to run ./manage.py migrate --fake <app_name>.
What would be a good solution with which a single deployment script (with
Fabric) could pull the code from GIT repo, install new dependencies, take
care of migrations and *IF* there are 3rd party apps that started using
migrations recently, then run fake migrations on those.
Any pointers would be highly appreciated.
PS: I have also asked this as a Question in StackOverflow
<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/33625885/deployment-script-to-accommodate-up-gradation-of-3rd-party-apps-and-fake-migra>,
if you'd like to take a look.
Thank you.
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