I added some db specific constraints. I wanted to test them and tweak
them. So, I have unit tests. But, I was amazed to see all of the pass
the first time.
So, I looked and the test database does not have any constraints. I’m
using PostgreSQL. Is there an option to rake db:test:prepare ?
I added some db specific constraints. I wanted to test them and tweak
them. So, I have unit tests. But, I was amazed to see all of the pass
the first time.
So, I looked and the test database does not have any constraints. I’m
using PostgreSQL. Is there an option to rake db:test:prepare ?
I’m not sure why this isn’t one tiny bit smoother, but you typically
have to
use lines like
You only need to do the first one, once, after adding migrations that
add
new database details. I don’t think normal development requires the
second
two. The deal is ‘rake test’ internally switches RAILS_ENV to test mode,
but
most other rake commands do not.
In extremis (meaning very often) we must ‘drop database’ inside our
database
(MySquirrel) to then run db:migrate to get a fresh and up-to-date
version.