Allow insert_all
/upsert_all
to use indexes with columns not in the same order as in :unique_by
#48018
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This is a small UX improvement.
Problem: If a user have a unique index on
(a, b)
columns and usesModel.insert_all ..., unique_by: [:a, :b]
everything works fine. But then he decides that a unique index on(b, a)
would be better (because he is able to search onb
column via index). Now he must update all the uses of this index in allinsert_all
/upsert_all
call in his code.The same can be applied to the composite primary keys (see line 157), but is it common to switch columns in primary keys?