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I need to setup my database with tables and such, but in certain cases I don't want my seed data to be loaded. I also don't want to delete or move my db/seeds.rb file every time I want to ignore my seed data.
Is there a way to perform the tasks of rake db:setup and ignore seed data?
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Data seeding is the process of populating a database with an initial set of data. There are several ways this can be accomplished in EF Core: Model seed data. Manual migration customization. Custom initialization logic.
Database seeding is populating a database with an initial set of data. It's common to load seed data such as initial user accounts or dummy data upon initial setup of an application.
A seed file will contain dummy data that populates your database so that you can test if your models and associations are working the way you want them to. This file can contain whatever information you want so have fun with it!
Rails seed files are a useful way of populating a database with the initial data needed for a Rails project. The Rails db/seeds. rb file contains plain Ruby code and can be run with the Rails-default rails db:seed task.
Yes. Just use the following two commands:
rake db:create
rake db:schema:load
What rake db:setup does is just creating the database (db:create), loading the data from db/schema.rb (db:schema:load) and then inserting the seed data (db:seed). You can do these steps separatly.
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