I have more than once been in the situation where I’ll be working on a migration, and the up() function fails. I would like the use the down() function of that migration, but running php artisan migrate:rollback --file=/database/migrations/2024_09_13_200633_example.php doesn’t work because of the failure.

I have more than once been in the situation where I’ll be working on a migration, and the up() function fails. I would like the use the down() function of that migration, but running php artisan migrate:rollback --file=/database/migrations/2024_09_13_200633_example.php doesn’t work because of the failure.

I have more than once been in the situation where I’ll be working on a migration, and the up() function fails. I would like the use the down() function of that migration, but running php artisan migrate:rollback --file=/database/migrations/2024_09_13_200633_example.php doesn’t work because of the failure.

I have more than once been in the situation where I’ll be working on a migration, and the up() function fails. I would like the use the down() function of that migration, but running php artisan migrate:rollback --file=/database/migrations/2024_09_13_200633_example.php doesn’t work because of the failure.