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hello the Internet my name is Dean and welcome back to another Ruby on Rails tutorial today weamp;#39;re gonna cover setting up friendly ID but before we do that I just want to run through a couple issues you may encounter while youamp;#39;re setting it up the first is that as far as I can tell the github page doesnamp;#39;t cover the migration you need to actually generate yourself to add the slugs to the model that you want the friendly IDs for and the second is if you already have a couple of those records created for that model letamp;#39;s say youamp;#39;re adding friendly ID into an existing application then you need to run an update command to cause any records that donamp;#39;t have a slug yet to generate a slug based on whatever field you want so weamp;#39;re gonna try and run through both of those the first step is to generate a scaffold so weamp;#39;re gonna say rails G scaffold post title and then body of type text weamp;#39;ll do that and then weamp;#39;ll run a