dimitarvp

dimitarvp

I couldn’t find an option in the Repo.update function that would skip setting updated_at. Is there a way?

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idrees2152

idrees2152

Use Repo.update_all it will not update autogenerated fields like the updated_at columns.

https://hexdocs.pm/ecto/Ecto.Repo.html#c:update_all/3

LostKobrakai

LostKobrakai

Maybe using Ecto.Changeset.force_change and using the current timestamp does work.

dimitarvp

dimitarvp OP

Repo.update_all does not work on a single record that’s already loaded. And I am streaming them via Repo.stream and my callback function only receives them one by one.

Repo.update_all would be good for mass operations where there’s no logic attached but that’s not my case – I need to modify data in each record and that depends on what information it has inside it.

dimitarvp

dimitarvp OP

I don’t like this and I’ve spent some time looking for other solutions but couldn’t find anything reasonable. So I ended up doing what you suggested.

LostKobrakai

LostKobrakai

You could also try if you can remove the change in prepare_changes. Maybe the updated timestamps are already added there.

dimitarvp

dimitarvp OP

I glanced at that before but since my goal is for the code to be short and simple, consciously decided not to dig in there.

Still curious if you are right. Might check in a future point.

marschro

marschro

I like it :slight_smile:

maltoe

maltoe

Hmm it appears this does not work anymore, or at least not for us (Postgres, ecto + ecto_sql 3.13.2, :utc_datetime_usec timestamps) it is always updating updated_at. Can someone confirm?

arcanemachine

arcanemachine

Nope, just tried it and it works as expected.

maltoe

maltoe

Thank for trying! Not sure what is updating updated_at in my project, but moved on with a different solution anyway :slight_smile:

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