I never set foreign keys in development in case I need to wipe or truncate stuff. Fuck you sql

Am I the only who never uses foreign keys in production?

@PoweredByCoffee depends, on small scale they don't matter on bigger scales it seriously speeds up

Aha! I set foreign keys in development and there's nothing you can do to stop me!

(I do end up screwing myself into large migrations though... curse my OCD)

By creating the column "foo_id" and writing a separat migration to set fks in production.

@ironedr i don't know about Common practice, it's just my lazy approach. Try to truncate or delete a table with fks and mysql throws you an error message if data is present . Since it's my dev env there sometimes is the need to wipe everything or wipe a certain table

Event Sourcing ftw