Em 18-02-2013 08:05, mrloz escreveu:
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Additionally, rails doesn't (to my knowledge) provide a way to run
db:seed after you have a live system which doesn't try and push prior
seeds in too. What is the recommended way to add seeded values to new
tables in a live system?
I believe supporting a "seeds" table in addition to the migrations table
would be a great idea. The same way we currently have migrations under
db/migrations/ it would be great if we could have our seeds under
db/seeds/. Then "rake db:migrate" would also run "db:seed" or whatever
other task name you might prefer. When running rake db:reset the seed
migration would be run after restoring the DB infra-structure.
That sounds like a good tool to add to AR migrations.
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