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- New ``sqlite-utils migrate`` command for applying Python database migrations, incorporating functionality that was previously provided by the separate `sqlite-migrate <https://github.com/simonw/sqlite-migrate>`__ plugin. Define migration sets using the new :class:`sqlite_utils.Migrations` class and apply them using ``sqlite-utils migrate database.db migrations.py`` or the :ref:`migrations Python API <migrations_python>`. See :ref:`migrations` for details. (:issue:`752`)
- New :ref:`database migrations system <migrations>`, incorporating functionality that was previously provided by the separate `sqlite-migrate <https://github.com/simonw/sqlite-migrate>`__ plugin. Define migration sets using the new :class:`sqlite_utils.Migrations` class and apply them using the ``sqlite-utils migrate`` command or the :ref:`migrations Python API <migrations_python>`. (:issue:`752`)
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A migration is a Python function that receives a :class:`sqlite_utils.Database` instance. Migrations are grouped into named sets using the :class:`sqlite_utils.Migrations` class, and each applied migration is recorded in the ``_sqlite_migrations`` table in that database.
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Applying migrations in Python
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