0.4.1 - 1-Feb-2016¶ ↑

0.4.0 - 7-Nov-2014¶ ↑

Removed explicit references to Rails 3 in documentation. It’s now simply Rails 2, or Rails 3 or higher.
Some minor updates in generated test file text, as test-unit 2 no longer requires the require workaround.
Updates to Rakefile and gemspec.

Added the –class option that allows you to specify the model name on the command line. Thanks go to Daniel Luna for the patch (plus some minor fixes).

Added automatic test generation. In addition to the active record model file, a test file will be generated that includes a series of stock tests that are based on the model’s validations. At the moment only test-unit is supported, but I’ll eventually add rspec.
Added the -x/–tests command line option for the new test generation feature.
The dependencies method now returns an array of dependencies for the given table or view.
The table method has been altered. It now returns just the plain, uppercased name of the table. A new method called ‘model’ now returns the active record model name.
The default output file name will now chop any trailing ‘s’ characters.
More tests and comments added.

Fixed a bug where the omg binary blew up if you didn’t have the dbi-dbrc library installed. It’s supposed to be optional. Thanks go to Jason Roth for the spot.

Added the -r/–rails command line option. By default the omg binary will now generate Rails 3 style validations. If you want Rails 2 validations, specify “-r 2” on the command line.
The numericality validations are now more strict, and will match the scale and precision exactly as defined instead of rounding to the nearest whole number, for Rails 3 anyway.