ruby on rails - Ran Seed Data on Production Mysql Database Cleardb Heroku Data randomly generated fabricator faker -

i have simple rails app hosted on heroku using cleardb mysql add on. developing on mysql locally. having problem seeding data on production db on heroku.

my seed data looks in db/seeds.rb. app using faker , fabrication gems. have user model , person model.

fabricator(:user)    first_name { faker::name.first_name }   last_name { faker::name.last_name }   birthday { faker::date.backward(14000) }   phone_number { faker::phonenumber.phone_number }   street { faker::address.street_address }   city { faker::address.city }   state { faker::address.state_abbr }   zip_code { faker::address.zip }   education { "bachelor" }   image { file.open("app/assets/images/helloworld.jpg")} end   fabricator(:person)    full_name { faker::name.name }   email { faker::internet.email }   image { file.open("app/assets/images/puppy.jpg")}   friend_test { 0 }   user end   #40.times { fabricate(:user)} #comment out because running below command generate user 40.times { fabricate(:person)}  person.create(full_name: "ben franklin", email: "ben@gmail.com", friend_test: 0, image: file.open("app/assets/images/puppy.jpg"), user_id: 1) person.create(full_name: "george washington", email: "george@gmail.com", friend_test: 0, image: file.open("app/assets/images/puppy.jpg"), user_id: 1) person.create(full_name: "john adam", email: "john@gmail.com", friend_test: 0, image: file.open("app/assets/images/puppy.jpg"), user_id: 1)   person.create(full_name: "barack obama", email: "barack@gmail.com", friend_test: 0, image: file.open("app/assets/images/puppy.jpg"), user_id: 2) person.create(full_name: "john kennedy", email: "john@gmail.com", friend_test: 0, image: file.open("app/assets/images/puppy.jpg"), user_id: 2) person.create(full_name: "andrew jackson", email: "andrew@gmail.com", friend_test: 0, image: file.open("app/assets/images/puppy.jpg"), user_id: 2)   person.create(full_name: "jimmy carter", email: "jimmy@gmail.com", friend_test: 0, image: file.open("app/assets/images/puppy.jpg"), user_id: 3) person.create(full_name: "gerald ford", email: "gerald@gmail.com", friend_test: 0, image: file.open("app/assets/images/puppy.jpg"), user_id: 3) person.create(full_name: "richard nixon", email: "richard@gmail.com", friend_test: 0, image: file.open("app/assets/images/puppy.jpg"), user_id: 3) 

initially thought didn't seed correctly because not clearing db correctly (since heroku don't play mysql) . ran through of these steps , think narrow down problem seeding action instead.

heroku run rake db:drop heroku run rake db:create heroku run rake db:migrate  heroku run rake db:setup heroku run rake db:seed #problem 

when run

heroku run rails console 

and user.all

the seed data created user_id =1 jump user_id = 11 , user_id = 21. same person model. odd since locally when run commands locally user id 1 40 , same person_id 1 40. local db fine. have logic in view depends on records go 1 1 , not randomly.

also rails 4.1.8 app.

updated of dec 8 2014

yes using mysql both locally , in production, here database.yml file

development:   adapter: mysql2   encoding: utf8   database: mini_facebook_development   pool: 5   username: root   password:   socket: /tmp/mysql.sock  staging:   adapter: mysql2   encoding: utf8   database: mini_facebook_staging   pool: 5   username: root   password:   socket: /tmp/mysql.sock  test:   adapter: mysql2   encoding: utf8   database: mini_facebook_test   pool: 5   username: root   password:   socket: /tmp/mysql.sock 

and

gem 'mysql2', '~> 0.3.17' 

i don't have production set here. using heroku config , heroku docs, there database.yml generated anyway.