Why don't use just use a slug for these things? In other words - use
a unique name for each record, since the numbers 10 and 11 don't
mean much to anyone.
Then, use a factory (like FixtureReplacement or Object Daddy) to
generate the records in env.rb. Here's how you'd do that with
FixtureReplacement (at the bottom of your env.rb file):
include FixtureReplacement
create_project(:slug => "my-unique-name-for-project1")
create_project(:slug => "my-unique-name-for-the-second-project")
Yah - I actually did a similar thing for another model I found with
the same issue. This way I only have to add one column to the db. For
now, those are the only 2 projects we would need a slug for but, if we
needed more, we could add them later.
thanks for the logical conclusion to my issue :)
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