php-laravelHow do I roll back a Laravel migration using PHP?

You can roll back a Laravel migration using PHP by using the artisan command. artisan is the command-line interface included with Laravel.

To roll back a migration, you can use the migrate:rollback command. This command will roll back the last "batch" of migrations, which may include multiple migration files.

Example

php artisan migrate:rollback

Output example

Rolled back: 2019_08_19_000000_create_failed_jobs_table

This command will roll back the last batch of migrations, which may include multiple migration files. You can also specify a specific migration to roll back by using the --step option.

Example

php artisan migrate:rollback --step=2

This command will roll back the last two migrations.

You can also roll back all of your migrations by using the migrate:reset command.

Example

php artisan migrate:reset

This command will roll back all of your migrations.

Code explanation

• artisan - command-line interface included with Laravel
• migrate:rollback - command to roll back the last "batch" of migrations
• --step - option to specify a specific migration to roll back
• migrate:reset - command to roll back all of your migrations

Helpful links

• Laravel Artisan Documentation
• Laravel Migrations Documentation

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