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Reverse Dependencies for activesupport

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Allows to describe field names that will be stored within hstore column together with their types. Data can then be retrieved with a set of helpful getters.
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Specify columns like you would with ActiveRecord migrations and then run .auto_upgrade! Based on the mini_record gem from Davide D'Agostino, it adds fewer aliases, doesn't create timestamps and relationship columns automatically.
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Implements the Null Object Pattern for nil values in ActiveRecord associations.
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This gem allows automatic connection switching between a primary and one read replica database in ActiveRecord. It pattern matches the SQL statement being sent to decide whether it should go to the replica (SELECT) or the primary (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE).
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Guarantee uniqueness of a single attribute across one or more children of an ActiveRecord object Works around https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/4568
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Monkey-patches ActiveRecord to wrap all methods which use a database connection with #with_connection
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write-through cache store that allows you to chain multiple cache stores together
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Provides a thread-isolated attributes singleton for Rails applications pre v5.2.0.
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Convert ActiveSupport::Duration objects to human-friendly strings like '2h 30m 17s'.
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