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I am writing a migration script to create a table with a primary key column that is named guid and is a VARCHAR(25) . The issue is I feel like I am having to double my effort to achieve what should be possible in one step. If I run: create_table(:global_feeds, :primary_key => 'guid') do |t| t.string :guid, :limit => 25 t.text :title t.text :subtitle ... t.timestamps end I get a table with a primary key called guid no column called id (which is what I want). However, the issue is the guid column is an INT(11) with auto increment turned on. So I have to run one additional command: change_column :global_feeds, :guid, :string, :limit => 25 Seems a bit convoluted to have to basically run two SQL commands to get what I believe should be possible in one. Any suggestions on how to optimize this?
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