Add record_type to publications #1102
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Add the same field as in sources, as it will be needed as we will create different templates. Please note that: 1. At this moment there is yet no use for this field. This will come later. 2. I haven't attached the db/schema.rb file in this patch due to a conflict. This is my first migration and I'm unsure how to proceed, but fortunately db/schema.rb is (re)generated automatically after performing 'rails db:migrate', so please do this step for me. Thanks.
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As publication model now has record_type, it needs a method to respond to get_record_type, otherwise records cannot be edited. At this moment it is just empty.
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Add the same field as in sources, as it will be needed as we will create
different templates. Please note that:
later.
conflict. This is my first migration and I'm unsure how to proceed, but
fortunately db/schema.rb is (re)generated automatically after performing
'rails db:migrate', so please do this step for me. Thanks.