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Lio
336 days ago
Rails fully supports constraints and encourages you to use them.
You can either execute SQL in your migration or use add_check_constraint.
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panzi
336 days ago
Back when I used Rails the sentiment was: You don't need foreign keys, this is all handled by ActiveRecord.
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Lio
334 days ago
I’m guessing that must have been the 00s then. I haven’t seen anyone downplay database constraints for a very long time.
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panzi
333 days ago
Sometime between 2005 and 2012 I think. It definitely was for a stretch of time where Rails people said that.
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