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Description: Plugin to change migrations to include a timestamp inside the class, rather than
Homepage: http://codetocustomer.com/blog/yagni-migrations-plugin
Clone URL: git://github.com/codetocustomer/yagni-migrations.git
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YAGNI Migrations
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This plugin overrides Rails' default migration behaviour to:

  1) Use the pretty numeric prefixes rather than that ugly UTC stamp
  
  2) Add a "timestamp" method to each migration, so as to keep them in order
     even if you have duplicate methods
     
It uses the new ActiveRecord preference, so it only works on Edge rails.     
     
You don't need to do anything; it's all done for you (the magic of Ruby!)

for more : http://codetocustomer.com/blog/2008/08/yagni-migrations-plugin

Copyright (c) 2008 Nik Wakelin (Code to Customer), released under the MIT license