Schema.rb + UUID breaks

[ndbabb]

I'm having an issue where my schema in schema.rb is altered incorrectly.

I added the gem to an existing rails 4.2 project running postgresql 9.3.6. I've installed postgis 2.1.2.

Note that I'm also using the uuid-ossp extension so that my rails models can utilize a UUID-based id column for the primary key.

After install the gem (3.0.0.beta2) and updating my database.yml accordingly, I will run the next migration (or just run rake db:schema:dump) and every table in my schema.rb has its "default" option changed from "uuid_generate_v4()" to nil, e.g.

#original
create_table "users", id: :uuid, default: "uuid_generate_v4()", force: :cascade do |t| 

#after postgis and rake db:schema:dump
create_table "users", id: :uuid, default: nil, force: :cascade do |t|

I backed out the gem and related changes and then tried to manually enable postgis ("CREATE EXTENSION postgis;"), followed by "rake db:schema:dump" and the issue does not occur.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

[desaperados]

I raised the above Rails ticket as I first thought this was an issue with Rails. However after a bit more investigation have isolated the problem to the postgis adapter. We're also using uuid's and getting default: nil incorrectly dumped into schema.rb

[thebadmonkeydev]

I just ran into this issue today, it looks like if you update from 3.0.0.beta2 to the full 3.0.0 release the issue is resolved.

[desaperados]

Can confirm that updating to the full release resolves the issue

[teeparham]

@michaelkelly322 @desaperados thanks for reporting on this issue.

Closing as fixed in 3.0.0.