Set active_record config for always creating uuids in generators#21762
Set active_record config for always creating uuids in generators#21762sgrif merged 1 commit intorails:masterfrom
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This has falling tests |
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@sgrif Thanks for the heads up. Tests passing. I'm pretty unfamiliar with the AR/Railties code, but I think I figured out how these generators work (kinda). I left the |
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Do we need to set this back to the old value at the end of this test?
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Can you squash and rebase after addressing that comment? This will need a changelog entry as well. |
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@sgrif Done. I'll watch the tests and let you know once it's all green... |
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Thanks. I'm going through the backlog so you won't be able to keep up with the merge conflicts I think. Just ping me once the tests are green and I'll merge manually. |
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@sgrif All checks passed. Merge conflict. :) |
Set active_record config for always creating uuids in generators
`id: :serial` is added because `id: :uuid` support was introduced. rails/rails#21762 `using: :btree` was redundant rails/rails#27981 Standardaized column spacing was removed to avoid diffs about aligining columns. rails/rails@df84e98#r22545295 ```diff - t.string "zipcode", limit: 5 + t.string "zipcode", limit: 5 + t.string "extra_information", limit: 255 ```
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UUID's are awesome (and they improve performance). I want them everywhere, but it's annoying to have to modify my DB migrations every time. I wish I could make an application config to force the generators to always add
id: :uuidwhenever I create a table.Throw this in your
application.rbfile......and
id: :uuidwill be added to everycreate_tablegeneration: