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How to claim "composite_primary_keys" gem?

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drnicwilliams

13 Feb, 2010 05:41 AM

I have not been successfully linked as owner of composite_primary_keys gem; and the "gem migrate composite_primary_keys" command fails (as you know). Can I please have this gem associated with my user account ([email blocked])?

Cheers
Nic

  1. 2 Posted by drnicwilliams on 13 Feb, 2010 05:43 AM

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    Ok, i'm an idiot and I am the owner. I wasn't signed in. Oops.

  2. 3 Posted by thewoolleyman on 13 Feb, 2010 06:06 AM

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    On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 10:43 PM, drnicwilliams
    <[email blocked]>
    wrote:
    > Ok, i'm an idiot and I am the owner. I wasn't signed in. Oops.

    You have my undying respect for admitting it. Many do not have the
    integrity to do so :)

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