8. missing_foreign_keys uses belongs_to to identify missing foreign key constraints.
9. missing_presence_validation allows explicit presence validators defined on associations.
10. Lot's of bug fixes and documentation updates.

Thanks to all contributors! 🙇‍♂️

6. missing_presence_validation supports polymorphic associations, ignores columns with functional default values, allows exclusion/inclusion validators as alternatives.
7. incorrect_length_validation allows exclusion/inclusion validators as alternatives.

1. table_without_timestamps detector.
2. Support for SQLite.
3. missing_non_null_constraint checks timestamps columns too.
4. Only integer and UUID columns are considered foreign keys.
5. Support for destroy_async in missign_foreign_keys.

Your experience must be very eye catching!

Looks great! Sound is good, but I think there's some background noise.

Yes, seems they didn't do their research correctly. Someone else pointed these two (and a few other) cases out in the Ruby on Rails Slack.

What makes it funnier is it produces elaborate explanations that are completely wrong, I correct in one sentence, it changes it mind and immediately responds with another elaborate explanation, often hiding another reasoning errors.

Ugh, that's a surprising perspective. I'm wondering how someone arrived at that idea.