I have a method where I would like output to occur via "puts" only if its currently in the middle of a rake task or if its in the middle of a migration.
How can I detect if the program execution is in the context of a migration or a rake task?
Anybody?
Not sure about this, but I think calling self.class or self.parent inside a migration task (self.up and self.down) should return ActiveRecord::Migration.
right, but Im talking about deep in the code, like in an ActiveRecord model lets say.
I im interested in this question, has somebody the answer?
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Create your own class that inherits ActiveRecord::Migration and use it, defining the behavior you would like to have.
i once had a similar problem. in my case i wanted to skip some code whenever it is called from a rake task. back then i solved it the way Frantisek Psotka proposed. still working, no problems. just set your ENV-variable at the beginning of your rake task.
