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Most other examples follow this pattern. Plus, using a relative filepath on the code block will now remove it when using the copy button.
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# The `id` column, as the primary key, is automatically created by convention.
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# Columns `created_at` and `updated_at` are added by `t.timestamps`.
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# /db/migrate/20240220143807_create_books.rb
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# db/migrate/20240220143807_create_books.rb
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class CreateBooks < ActiveRecord::Migration
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def change
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create_table :books do |t|
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NOTE: You can generate the Active Record model class as well as a matching
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migration with the command `bin/rails generate model Book title:string
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author:string`. This creates the files `/app/models/book.rb`,
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`/db/migrate/20240220143807_create_books.rb`, and a couple others for testing
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author:string`. This creates the files `app/models/book.rb`,
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`db/migrate/20240220143807_create_books.rb`, and a couple others for testing
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purposes.
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### Creating Namespaced Models
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