Django - Deployment and ProductionWhy is it important to keep migration files under version control when deploying to production?ATo ensure migrations are applied in the correct order and trackedBTo allow developers to edit migration files directly in productionCTo prevent Django from creating migration files automaticallyDTo avoid running migrations on development machinesCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand migration file roleMigration files define schema changes and their order.Step 2: Importance of version controlVersion control tracks changes and ensures consistent deployment across environments.Final Answer:To ensure migrations are applied in the correct order and tracked -> Option AQuick Check:Version control ensures migration order = B [OK]Quick Trick: Track migration files in version control for consistency [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESEditing migrations directly in productionThinking version control stops migration creationAvoiding migrations on dev machines
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