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Using sqlite3, whenever I call the rake task multiple times, everything works.
Using postgresql, first time works like a charm (asuming I just migrated the database) but the second+ times it fails. When looking at
A.all.to_a (using Rails 4)
B.all.to_a
I have data for both models but each record in b has an invalid id for a_id and associations are lost (ie. I cannot do a.bs)
obvious here a, b are places holders.
This seems to happen with postgresql and not sqlite3. Getting the same error on heroku (uses postresql) and in local machine
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
I have a rake task that looks like this:
namespace :db do
desc "Erase and fill database"
task :populate => :environment do
end#namespace
Using sqlite3, whenever I call the rake task multiple times, everything works.
Using postgresql, first time works like a charm (asuming I just migrated the database) but the second+ times it fails. When looking at
A.all.to_a (using Rails 4)
B.all.to_a
I have data for both models but each record in b has an invalid id for a_id and associations are lost (ie. I cannot do a.bs)
obvious here a, b are places holders.
This seems to happen with postgresql and not sqlite3. Getting the same error on heroku (uses postresql) and in local machine
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: