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migration

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Write or review Up() and Down() method bodies for Rock RMS Entity Framework migrations in Rock.Migrations/Migrations/. The developer must first scaffold files via 'Add-Migration'. Use when the user says "write the migration", "EF migration", "review the migration", "check my migration", or describes schema changes, data migrations, or platform entity changes for an EF migration. Do NOT use for plugin/hotfix migrations — use /plugin-migration instead. Do NOT use for standalone SQL scripts — use /sql instead.

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