Actually, I researched it somewhere, it turns out TIMESTAMP should be
completely able to replace DATETIME without caveats.
Currently in Rails
create_table("some_table") do |t|
t.timestamp(:created_at)
end
Gives
"add column created_at DATETIME"
I think you can reproduce the same exact behavior with:
"add column created_at TIMESTAMP NULL DEFAULT NULL"
This should behave exactly the same in rails, AFAIK.
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