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I am experiencing an issue where the annotate gem does not always detect changes in the database schema after performing migrations.
Specifically, changes to indexes and columns are sometimes not reflected in the model annotations.
To work around this, I need to run bin/rails annotate --delete followed by bin/rails annotate_models to see the changes reflected.
bin/rails annotate --delete
bin/rails annotate_models
I would like annotate to consistently detect and reflect schema changes automatically after every migration.
$ bin/rails annotate --delete $ bin/rails annotate_models
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I am experiencing an issue where the annotate gem does not always detect changes in the database schema after performing migrations.
Specifically, changes to indexes and columns are sometimes not reflected in the model annotations.
To work around this, I need to run
bin/rails annotate --delete
followed bybin/rails annotate_models
to see the changes reflected.I would like annotate to consistently detect and reflect schema changes automatically after every migration.
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