[Solved] If you execute these commands sequentially:php artisan migrate:rollbackphp artisan migrateWhat will be the final state of your database migrations? | Laravel

Laravel - Database Basics and Migrations

If you execute these commands sequentially:
php artisan migrate:rollback
php artisan migrate
What will be the final state of your database migrations?

AAll migrations are applied as if nothing happened

BNo migrations are applied because rollback removes all migrations

COnly the first batch of migrations is applied

DAll migrations are applied except the last batch rolled back and then re-applied

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand rollback effect
migrate:rollback rolls back the last batch of migrations.
Step 2: Running migrate again
Running migrate after rollback reapplies the rolled back migrations.
Step 3: Final state
Since the last batch was rolled back and then re-applied, all migrations are applied.
Final Answer:
All migrations are applied as if nothing happened -> Option A
Quick Check:
Rollback then migrate reapplies last batch [OK]

Quick Trick: Rollback last batch then migrate reapplies it [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Assuming rollback removes all migrations
Thinking rollback prevents reapplying migrations
Confusing rollback with reset

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If you execute these commands sequentially:

Step 1: Understand rollback effect

Step 2: Running migrate again

Step 3: Final state

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