Wednesday, July 6, 2016
I am in the process of upgrading an app to Rails 5. One thing that I stumbled on while recreating my test database was the `db:environment:set` command.
From what I can see, this makes a table named `internal_metadata` and stores an environment value.
Is running this command on all existing databases required? I cannot find any further information about this command in the upgrade guide or the ActiveRecord changelog notes.
-- From what I can see, this makes a table named `internal_metadata` and stores an environment value.
Is running this command on all existing databases required? I cannot find any further information about this command in the upgrade guide or the ActiveRecord changelog notes.
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