Hello, I’ve got a question regarding the django_content_type table and sqlmigrate. At work we use sqlmigrate to generate the SQL that is used to create/update tables in production and only use manage.py migrate for local updates and changes. This has been working fine for us until we started to need some generic foreign keys. It turns out that migrate command creates entries in the django_content_type table but those entries are not included in the sqlmigrate output. Is there a way to get those SQL commands so that we can also create those in our production database when we are creating new models? I've been unable to find much information about this using Google.
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