Sunday, September 24, 2017
On 25 Sep 2017 6:21 a.m., "Cassio Almeida" <jcassiocosta@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey guys, how do I manually update created_at and updated_at attributes at the time of object creation
I suggest not doing that. If you want to save datetimes that are not the same as created and updated then add new attributes to do what you want.
Colin
, I already know that this does not work:--post = Post.new(title: "Hello",body: "Hello World!",created_at: mycreatedate,updated_at: mychangedate)post.save
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