One pre-commit hook that can be utilized to verify Django migrations is the django-migrations
hook. This hook checks if any changes have been made to the models without creating a corresponding migration file, if there are any migration files that have been deleted or renamed, and if there are any migration files that have been edited manually. If any of these issues are found, the hook fails and the developer is prompted to fix the issues before committing the changes. This helps to ensure that the migrations are consistent and follow best practices.
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