Symfony CLI reference

php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate

Execute a migration to a specified version or the latest available version.

Usage

doctrine:migrations:migrate [--write-sql] [--dry-run] [--query-time] [--allow-no-migration] [--configuration [CONFIGURATION]] [--db-configuration [DB-CONFIGURATION]] [--db DB] [--em EM] [--shard SHARD] [--] [<version>]

Arguments

version   The version number (YYYYMMDDHHMMSS) or alias (first, prev, next, latest) to migrate to.

Options

      --write-sql            The path to output the migration SQL file instead of executing it. 
      --dry-run              Execute the migration as a dry run. 
      --query-time           Time all the queries individually. 
      --allow-no-migration   Don't throw an exception if no migration is available (CI). 
      --configuration        The path to a migrations configuration file. 
      --db-configuration     The path to a database connection configuration file. 
      --db                   The database connection to use for this command. 
      --em                   The entity manager to use for this command. 
      --shard                The shard connection to use for this command.

Help

The doctrine:migrations:migrate command executes a migration to a specified version or the latest available version:

    bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate

You can optionally manually specify the version you wish to migrate to:

    bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate YYYYMMDDHHMMSS

You can specify the version you wish to migrate to using an alias:

    bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate prev

You can also execute the migration as a --dry-run:

    bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate YYYYMMDDHHMMSS --dry-run

You can output the would be executed SQL statements to a file with --write-sql:

    bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate YYYYMMDDHHMMSS --write-sql

Or you can also execute the migration without a warning message which you need to interact with:

    bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate --no-interaction

You can also time all the different queries if you wanna know which one is taking so long:

    bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate --query-time