My hovercraft is full of eels

FYI, your link to http://www.redhillconsulting.com.au/rails_plugins/foreign_key_migrations.tar.gz seems to reference a corrupt file.

Also, as I commented to your last post, it doesn't appear that plug-ins required from the environment.rb file are loaded for migrations. Am I mistaken? Thanks.

That link seems to work fine for me. I downloaded the file and decompressed it just fine. What command are you using?

As for plugins, there is no need to require a plugin in environment.rb as all plugins are loaded by rails--assuming they're configured correctly.

> What command are you using?

WinZip 9, which usually handles gzip'd files just fine. I'll try another tool tomorrow morning.

> assuming they're configured correctly.

Ah, right you are. I'd forgotten to set up init.rb.

OK, I finally got it downloaded and installed, but it's not working with "edge" Rails. I peppered your code with a bunch of debugging statement to ensure that it was loading and executing (it is) but the block that adds the foreign keys never runs :-(

I've not tried it with edge. I'll download it and have a look see what's up.

Ok I've tried it with edge rails and it should now work. Have another go :)

Perhaps the example is wrong on your page for foreign_key_migrations, but it fails when using the table name "countries" because proper_pluralized_table_name() will call "countries".pluralize, which returns "country" and therefore does not find the table.

Hmmm...I assume you're using the :references option? Ie you've said something like :references => :countries which is being turned into :references => :country? Perhaps you can send me the script you're using and I'll make a fix for it ASAP.

Simon