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I have a Rails app, where one of the models does not have the id column. Doing some research I found the migration that created it:

create_table(:the_model, :id => false) do |t|
  # columns
end

Now, on a new migration, I want to add the id column in a Rails standard way (not using database specific sql). How can I do that?

I already tried this without success:

change_table(:the_model, :id => true) do |t|
end
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You can either manually add the id column:

add_column :table_name, :id, :primary_key

or clear (or backup) your data, rollback to this migration, get rid of the option :id => false, and re-migrate.


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