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Sure, but I still wasn't a fan of the diffs that it produced—and like poorman said, if you really need that then use the annotate gem which lets you check the m

by ezekg 10y ago

Sure, but I still wasn't a fan of the diffs that it produced—and like poorman said, if you really need that then use the annotate gem which lets you check the model file for that info instead of digging through a giant schema file.

3pt14159 10y ago
Not what I want. No syntax highlighting, and annoying when I don't need it. Plus I always read the migration file for the db/schema diff anyway. Also, sometimes I want one place to quickly hop around in to remind myself how one area of the codebase snaps together. I never intentionally write code that is harder to read to produce readable diffs, and I don't know why generating schema.rb should be any different.