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Reverse Dependencies for activerecord

The projects listed here declare activerecord as a runtime or development dependency

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Provides `ActiveRecord::Relation#except`, a convenience method that let's you select all the fields from a table with the exception of the given ones.
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ActiveRecord adapter that raises an exception when used
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A collection of gems aimed to provide extended database support (Unsigned columns, Comments, etc).
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Tools to help parametrize queries.
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activerecord_extras provides utility methods and scopes for ActiveRecord models, including EXISTS and COUNT subqueries on has_many associations, and SQL helpers for boolean casting.
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Break large filters into components and see how each component affects the result
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Easy way to add scopes to your models.
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ActiveRecord::FilterWithScope extends Rails ActiveRecord gently to filter records out of the box. The handy tool that lets you filter your ActiveRecord models using the scopes you have already defined. All you need to do is map the filter parameters to the corresponding scopes in the setup, and then call the filter class method on your model.
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Better finder syntax (|, &, >=, <=) for ActiveRecord.
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This fixes the DEFAULT_LIMIT set to 4 bytes in ActiveModel::Type:Integer.
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A simple fixture builder for active record
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Provide an easy way to define boolean getters and settings on an integer column in active record objects.
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ActiveRecord extension that gives USE and FORCE index to any ActiveRecord Model.
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Allows for larger level scoping (framing) that affect complicated queries more holistically
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Use this gem to auto define Finite State Machine on ActiveRecord with one column named `status`.
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