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POCan one automatically write a Rails migration for a table change via command line?
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Is there a way to write this in the command line that will auto-generate the migration script below? Example: <pre>ruby script/generate migration renamePostsTableToActicles</pre> Generates: <code><pre> class RenamePostsTableToActicles < ActiveRecord:Migration def self.up rename_table :posts, :articles end def self.down rename_table :articles, :posts end end</pre></code> Like: <pre>ruby script/generate migration addCategoryIdToPosts category_id:integer</pre>
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