How can you revert to a previous migration in Entity Framework?
- Use the Rollback-Migration command with the number of migrations to rollback
- Use the Update-Database command with the -Migration parameter and specify the target migration name
- Use the Update-Database command with the -TargetMigration parameter and specify the target migration name
- Use the Update-Database command with the target migration name
In Entity Framework, you can revert to a previous migration by using the Update-Database command with the -TargetMigration parameter followed by the target migration name. This allows you to roll back to a specific point in your migration history, ensuring that your database schema matches the state defined by that migration.
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