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 If an old migration inserted data (created ActiveRecord model records) you will lose this code in the squashed migration, **BUT** `squasher` will ask you to leave a tmp database which will have all data that was inserted while migrating. Using this database you could add that data as another migration, or into `config/seed.rb` (the expected place for this stuff).
 
 ## Changelog
+- 0.2.2
+  - strip white spaces in init migrations
 - 0.2.1
   - support rails 5
 - 0.2.0