Rails Quick Tips - Rolling Back Database Migrations

Migrating database changes is relatively straightforward using Ruby on Rails. You may have gotten ahead in the local development environment and need to modify something added long ago. Depending on whether your app is long-standing or brand new, you have a few options.

Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:50 - rails db:migrate:status 03:30 - rails db:rollback 04:00 - rails db:migrate:down VERSION 05:45 - rails db:rollback STEP 06:25 - My preferred approach to migration rollbacks

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