truffle migrate specific file

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Is it possible to truffle migrate only one specific file?

but truffle migrate -from 2 starts to migrate from file 2_... and goes then to the next. My goal is to migrate only file 2_...

In the issue you're linking, people are also mentioning a --to parameter. Did you try -f 2 --to 2? It worked for me. — ivicaa, Apr 24, 2018 at 17:55
@ivicaa Sorry my bad, I miss read this. Thanks a lot for your help - its working :) Just another question: when I run truffle migrate for file 3_... and this deploy fails - how can I retry only this deploy 3_... again? Because it says "network is up to date" but the transaction failed and isnt even visible on rinkeby network. When I use --reset it starts to deploy again all files. — fabem, Apr 27, 2018 at 12:52
yes, with --reset its working but he is going to deploy then all files again and my goal is to redeploy only one file after its somehow failed. I just had this situation on rinkeby: I ran truffle migrate 3_... it contains 2 SC, one he deployed fine the second one ran into a problem (I think it was a problem of rinkeby network). I saw on my geth node that it received the deploy transaction but it didnt arrive to rinkeby network — fabem, Apr 27, 2018 at 14:07
the console log of this situation: pastebin.com/DB6whBTH and when I retried to deploy it again it said network is up to date. But obviously it ran into a problem. The only help in this situation was --reset and rename all other migration files to x_... so he did deploy only 3_... I am just not sure if this was the best solution :p — fabem, Apr 27, 2018 at 14:16

Alex 75 · Accepted Answer · 2022-10-12 05:26:22Z

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Use the flag --f for the first migration and --to for the last migration like this:

truffle migrate --f 2 --to 2

The "from" parameter can be written in two forms:

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for some reasons it gives me "> Warning: possible unsupported (undocumented in help) command line option: --from" and keep running from the first script
– lebed2045
Sep 23, 2021 at 11:39
You can use "-from", with 1 hypens, or "--f", with 2 hypens. "--from" does not exists.
– Alex 75
Oct 11, 2022 at 6:43

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