README.rdoc in seed_dump-0.4.3 vs README.rdoc in seed_dump-0.5.0

@@ -40,11 +40,11 @@
 
 Use another output file instead of db/seeds.rb
 
   rake db:seed:dump FILE=db/categories.rb
 
-By default the :id column will not be added to the generated Create statements
+By default the :id column will not be added to the generated create statements.
 If you do want the :id to be included use WITH_ID:
 
   rake db:seed:dump WITH_ID=1
 
 If you don't want +seed_dump+ to dump any data allready available in the database use NO_DATA.
@@ -52,17 +52,24 @@
 This will generate the dump with only 1 empty create statement.
 It's up to you to edit these and change the values into something meaningful:
 
   rake db:seed:dump MODEL=User NO_DATA=1 APPEND=true 
 
+If you want the dump to use `create!` rather than `create`:
+
+  rake db:seed:dump CREATE_METHOD='create!'
+
 Here is a full example using all of the options above:
 
-  rake db:seed:dump MODELS=Category LIMIT=10 APPEND=true FILE=db/categories.rb WITH_ID=1 NO_DATA=1
+  rake db:seed:dump MODELS=Category LIMIT=10 APPEND=true FILE=db/categories.rb WITH_ID=1 NO_DATA=1 CREATE_METHOD='create!'
 
 == All environment variables
 
 APPEND:
  Append the data to db/seeds.rb instead of overwriting it.
+
+CREATE_METHOD:
+ Use the specified create method rather than 'create' (the default).  Note: if you are using bash and want to use 'create!', be sure to use single quotes on the command line (i.e. CREATE_METHOD='create!').
 
 FILE:
  Use a different output file, default: db/seeds.rb
 
 LIMIT: