README.md in ts_schema-0.1.12 vs README.md in ts_schema-0.1.13
- old
+ new
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rails generate ts_schema:install
```
## Usage
-All options with their defaults are in the config file.
+All options with their defaults are in the generated initializer file.
-By default, every migration, rollback, reset or setup task will auto generate a new schema file, replacing the existing one. You can disable this behavior in the config file.
+By default, every migration will auto generate a new schema file, replacing the existing one. You can disable this behavior in the config file.
You can manually generate the schema file by running:
```ruby
rails ts_schema:generate
```
## Gotchas
-Apparantly, sometimes ActiveRecord's inflections will alter the class name. For instance, with a class named `Five`; `"Fives".singularize` returns "Fife", which is not the classname. In the case where Rails alters the classname for an association, you must explicitly define it on the association in the model using `class_name`. Example: `has_many :fives, class_name: "Five"`.
+Sometimes ActiveRecord's inflections will alter the class name. For instance, with a class named `Five`; `"Fives".singularize` returns "Fife", which is not the classname. In the case where Rails alters the classname for an association, you must explicitly define it on the association in the model using `class_name`. Example: `has_many :fives, class_name: "Five"`.
## License
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the [MIT License](https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT).