There are two management commands you can use with django-comments-xtd.
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Since v2.8.0 there is a new attribute in the XtdComment model: nested_count. The attribute contains the number of comments nested under the comment instance.
If your project started using django-comments-xtd before v2.8.0 then you might want to feed nested_count with the correct values. The command initialize_nested_comment read your comments table and compute the correct value for nested_count for every comment.
The command is idempotent, so it is safe to run it more than once over the same database.
An example:
$ python manage.py initialize_nested_count
Management command populate_xtd_comments helps to start using django-comments-xtd when your project is based on django-comments.
Read the section :ref:`ref-migrating` to know more about how to do the migration.