Ruby on Rails Saturday, January 28, 2012

generate a new migratio where you specify what you want to do say:


remove_column :table, :column

add_column :table, :column, :type

Regards!

2012/1/28 Soichi Ishida <lists@ruby-forum.com>
Rails 3.1.3

This is again a very basic question.

Suppose I have implemented

$ rails generate scaffold script video:references text:string

it generated

20120128103756_create_scripts.rb

But I want to change this model, so instead of redoing it like "rails
destroy .... -> rails generate scaffold...", all I need to do is to edit
the migration file above?
Or do I need to reproduce ANOTHER migration file like above and add

t.remove :text

???

I am a little confused because the migration file above has the
time-stamp, which indicates the time of execution (rake db:migrate).
So, does that mean the file above is useless unless I want to rollback?

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