Ecto's uniqueness constraint vs. Rails' uniqueness validation

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  1. DatabaseValidations

    Database validations for ActiveRecord

    Love this post, great exploration of the nuances of uniqueness validations.

    I came here to mention that there is also the https://github.com/toptal/database_validations gem which allows you to handle uniqueness validations in Rails in a similar manner to Ecto.

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