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module GoodMigrations class RaisesLoadError def raise!(path) raise GoodMigrations::LoadError, <<-ERROR.strip_heredoc Rails attempted to auto-load: #{path} Which is in your project's `app/` directory. The good_migrations gem was designed to prevent this, because migrations are intended to be immutable and safe-to-run for the life of your project, but code in `app/` is liable to change at any time. The most common reason for this error is that you may be referencing an ActiveRecord model inside the migration in order to use the ActiveRecord API to implement a data migration by querying and updating objects. For instance, if you want to access a model "User" in your migration, it's safer to redefine the class inside the migration instead, like this: class MakeUsersOlder < ActiveRecord::Migration class User < ActiveRecord::Base # Define whatever you need on the User beyond what AR adds automatically end def up User.find_each do |user| user.update!(:age => user.age + 1) end end def down #... end end For more information, visit: https://github.com/testdouble/good-migrations ERROR end end end
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