No, you canβt. The following fields are of particular importance in Rails.
created_at , created_onupdated_at , updated_on
This convention is hard-coded in several parts of the ActiveRecord database and, as in ActiveRecord 3.1, this behavior is not configurable using the settings.
If one (or more) of these fields exists, it is updated when the record is created / modified. You need to find a different name for your functionality.
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