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I bit the bullet and applied Black to my migrations files, progressively across half a dozen django projects.
No problems at all, everything deployed in production for months now.
So the answer is: No reason at all why not to do this, and I think migrations files should be included, so that reading them is a consistent experience with the rest of the project.
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You should rarely if ever, need to edit migration files. Because of that, it makes sense to exclude from the already agreed upon code layout of the files.
๐คArthur Choate
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