Hey, I started recently using seed.rb which I find really cool but there's something I haven't figured out yet. Seeding is apparently for seeding data but now I'm kinda playing around with it and it keeps adding data so I have lots of duplicate data. Is there any command that truncates every table on the database (like iterating over every model and delete_all)? Now I have to db:migrate:reset first in order to have clean tables.
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