Add ANNOTATERB_SKIP_ON_DB_TASKS
ENV var to skip auto annotations
#40
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In the old annotate gem, it used to be possible set
ANNOTATE_SKIP_ON_DB_MIGRATE
totrue|t|yes|y|1
to skip the automatic annotation that happens after a Rails db task is run (e.g.bin/rails db:migrate
). Note that the automatic annotation would only happen if a user installed the rails plugin (done viarails g annotate_rb:install
).This behavior got removed when the dependency on ENV was removed. After some feedback, it seems like it's worth adding back to support special development setups or for checks in a CI pipeline.
Note: if you want the updated rake task, you'll have to rerun
rails g annotate_rb:install
.