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Remove next_page column from pages table#792
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This column hasn't been used since before we migrated from grape (see PR #116), when we migrated to grape we switched to using the acts_as_list gem and the position column instead (see commit e8cc03). Let's remove this column now. Note that we do still need the `next_page` attribute in our JSON responses, as it used by consumers, but it is calculated by a method based on the acts_as_list code, we don't need it in our database.
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What problem does this pull request solve?
This column hasn't been used since before we migrated from grape (see PR #116), when we migrated to grape we switched to using the acts_as_list gem and the position column instead (see commit e8cc03).
Let's remove this column now. Note that we do still need the
next_pageattribute in our JSON responses, as it used by consumers, but it is calculated by a method based on the acts_as_list code, we don't need it in our database.The column was ignored in #791, so is now safe to actually remove the column.
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