No, AppConfig.ready() is executed when the application is loaded and ready to serve requests. It is not executed prior to migrations when running manage.py test. However, if there are any signals or other actions defined in AppConfig.ready() that depend on the state of the database, they may be affected by the state of the migrations.
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