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While this cop can offer faster migrations for very large databases, it also leads to more complex, more error-prone, and less understandable migrations for smaller (most) projects. For example,
change_table
withbulk: true
does not properly reverse migrations that add columns and indices on those columns. The columns are dropped first and it then attempts to drop the indices, which were automatically dropped when the columns were dropped, resulting in an error. Furthermore, this situation is harder to debug withbulk: true
as the standard rails migration logging just logschange_table(:bulk=>true)
, not the individual columns and indices being added/dropped. Finally, it only alerts on a subset of alter table statements, allowing some to be outside achange_table
but forcing others to be inside thechange_table
block.