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Reverse Dependencies for bundler
The projects listed here declare bundler as a runtime or development dependency
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Removes closed connections from the Sequel connection pool.
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This gem provides PrettyPrint support for Sequel models.
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Helps to watch for N+1 queries in Sequel
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Rake tasks for the Sequel gem.
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Rake database migration tasks for sequel
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Easily store records in your database with Sequel
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Amazon Redshift adapter for Sequel
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Automatically failover between replicas when they go down.
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Sequel extension that allows savepoints to trigger after_commit and after_rollback hooks.
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This gem makes it easier to generate database schema overview image
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Easy scoping of Postgres' search_path for Sequel
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Simple support for selecting the order clauses in a dataset
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This gem provides a single user-friendly interface for SEQUENCE functionality
in Postgresql and MariaDB DBMS within the Sequel ORM.
It also models the Sequences to meet the needs of SQLite and MySQL users.
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This gem creates human-friendly string.
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Allows to use ActiveRecord-like store_accessor on hash fields
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Sequel extension that facilitates using crosstab function in postgres
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Alternative to single and class table inheritance plugins for sequel
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Makes after_commit and after_rollback hooks work with Sequel's savepoint support.
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Adds support for :through associations to sequel
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Read through caching library inspired by Cache Money, support Sequel 4
Read-Through: Queries by ID or any specified unique key, like `User[params[:id]]` or `User[username: 'bachue@gmail.com']`, will first look in memcache store and then look in the database for the results of that query. If ther...
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