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Reverse Dependencies for activerecord

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

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An unobtrusive and modular plugin for Active Record that adds support for time-travel querying and data versioning at the application level, at the system level via PostgreSQL triggers, or both.
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A handler for storing TimeOfDay objects in ActiveRecord objects as sql time values.
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ArInterval extends ActiveRecord with methods to query records in regular time intervals, automatically filling gaps with nil values. Useful for creating consistent time-series data from sparse database records.
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The activerecord-timescaledb-adapter provides access to features of the Timescale Postgres extension from ActiveRecord.
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Simple ActiveRecordModel to_csv() class method that preserves scopes
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Convert ActiveRecord objects to plain old ruby objects and vice versa
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Extend AR to use touch for has_many and has_one relations
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Type information of activerecord models, attributes and associations in good and clear manner
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Queue up calls to specific models and execute them in transactions, after a certain number of models have been added.
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The number of queries executed in a transaction, the execution time, and the wall-clock time of the transaction are logged at the end of the transaction.
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ActiveRecord connection adapter for MySQL. It extends the Rails built-in Trilogy adapter and adds spatial extensions support via RGeo. Compatible with Rails 8.1+ native Trilogy adapter. Requires Ruby 3.2+ and Rails 8.1+.
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Handles MySQL ER_OPTION_PREVENTS_STATEMENT (1290) errors by translating them into ActiveRecord::ConnectionFailed, enabling Rails' built-in retry mechanism to transparently reconnect. Useful for Aurora failover, ProxySQL, RDS Multi-AZ, or any MySQL read-only switchover scenario.
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