Re: [Rails-core] Some kind of automatic adding index on forgotten migrations

[Ratnadeep Deshmane]

I use rails 3.2 and by default it does add indexes if column type is specified as references.

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On Tue, Oct 30, 2012 at 10:59 PM, Tino <tino.zo...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello, just asking for first time here...

if you do in console: 

rails g migration AddReferenceidToModel type:references 

would you expect that Rails add index for reference_id field, cause it make sense always add index on field like that.

i did that on my fork and it makes me happy every time I scaffold and forgot some fields ...

:)

regards, Tino

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[tino]

i type: rails g migration AddFieldToTable field:references

result:

class AddFieldToTable < ActiveRecord::Migration

  def change

    add_column :tables, :field, :references

  end

end

there is no migrations there or i type wrong, on pgSQL, rails 3.2