91a3184281
We were using the `timestamps` method most of the time, but sometimes we were creating the columns manually. Note editing past migrations if fine as long as the SQL they generate remains identical, which is the case here.
27 lines
633 B
Ruby
27 lines
633 B
Ruby
class DropAddressesTable < ActiveRecord::Migration[4.2]
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def self.up
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drop_table :addresses
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end
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def self.down
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create_table "addresses", force: :cascade do |t|
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t.integer "user_id"
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t.string "street"
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t.string "street_type"
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t.string "number"
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t.string "number_type"
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t.string "letter"
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t.string "portal"
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t.string "stairway"
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t.string "floor"
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t.string "door"
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t.string "km"
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t.string "neighbourhood"
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t.string "district"
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t.string "postal_code"
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t.string "toponymy"
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t.timestamps null: false
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end
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end
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end
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