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Easily increment migrations numbers

Here is a small bash script to increment the numbers of your migrations. Put it into your ~/.profile or ~/.bashrc. Use it like: inc-migrations PROJECT/apps/APP_NAME/migrations 0012

It will rename all migrations from 0012 (ie transform 0012_mig.py into 0013_mig.py and so on) and replace all occurrences of the previous name (eg 0012_mig.py) with the new one (eg 0013_mig.py).

function inc-migrations() {
    local folder="$1"
    local number="$2"
    local start_file
    local new_number
    local next_file

    if ! [[ "$(pwd)" =~ "${folder}$" ]]; then
        cd "${folder}"
    fi

    if [[ -f "${number}" ]]; then
        start_file="${number}"
        number=$(echo "${number}" | cut -d _ -f 1)
    else
        start_file=$(ls ${number}* 2> /dev/null)
    fi

    if [[ ! -f "${start_file}" ]]; then
        echo "${start_file} doesn't exits" >&2
        return 1
    fi
    let "new_number = ${number} + 1"
    new_number=$(printf "%04d\n" "${new_number}")
    next_file=$(ls ${new_number}* 2> /dev/null)

    new_file_name="${start_file/${number}/${new_number}}"
    git mv "${start_file}" "${new_file_name}"
    sed -i "s/${start_file/.py/}/${new_file_name/.py/}/g" *.py

    if [[ -f "${next_file:-}" ]]; then
        inc-migrations "${folder}" "${next_file}"
    fi
}

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