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openproject/app/models/journal_manager.rb

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#-- encoding: UTF-8
#-- copyright
# OpenProject is an open source project management software.
# Copyright (C) 2012-2020 the OpenProject GmbH
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.
#
# OpenProject is a fork of ChiliProject, which is a fork of Redmine. The copyright follows:
# Copyright (C) 2006-2017 Jean-Philippe Lang
# Copyright (C) 2010-2013 the ChiliProject Team
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
# modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
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# of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
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#
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#
# See docs/COPYRIGHT.rdoc for more details.
#++
class JournalManager
class << self
def changes_on_association(current, predecessor, association, key, value)
merged_journals = merge_reference_journals_by_id(current, predecessor, key.to_s, value.to_s)
changes = added_references(merged_journals)
.merge(removed_references(merged_journals))
.merge(changed_references(merged_journals))
to_changes_format(changes, association.to_s)
end
private
def merge_reference_journals_by_id(new_journals, old_journals, id_key, value)
all_associated_journal_ids = new_journals.map { |j| j[id_key] } | old_journals.map { |j| j[id_key] }
all_associated_journal_ids.each_with_object({}) do |id, result|
result[id] = [select_and_combine(old_journals, id, id_key, value),
select_and_combine(new_journals, id, id_key, value)]
end
end
def added_references(merged_references)
merged_references
.select { |_, (old_value, new_value)| old_value.nil? && new_value.present? }
end
def removed_references(merged_references)
merged_references
.select { |_, (old_value, new_value)| old_value.present? && new_value.nil? }
end
def changed_references(merged_references)
merged_references
.select { |_, (old_value, new_value)| old_value.present? && new_value.present? && old_value.strip != new_value.strip }
end
def to_changes_format(references, key)
references.each_with_object({}) do |(id, (old_value, new_value)), result|
result["#{key}_#{id}"] = [old_value, new_value]
end
end
def journable_details(journable)
calculated_proc = journable.class.vestal_journals_options[:calculate]
attributes = journable.attributes.symbolize_keys
if calculated_proc
attributes
.merge!(journable.instance_exec(&calculated_proc))
end
attributes
end
def journal_class_name(type)
"#{base_class_name(type)}Journal"
end
def base_class(type)
type.base_class
end
def base_class_name(type)
base_class(type).name
end
def create_association_data(journable, journal)
create_attachment_data journable, journal if journable.respond_to? :attachments
create_custom_field_data journable, journal if journable.respond_to? :custom_values
end
def create_attachment_data(journable, journal)
journable.attachments.each do |a|
journal.attachable_journals.build attachment: a, filename: a.filename
end
end
def create_custom_field_data(journable, journal)
journable.custom_values.group_by(&:custom_field).each do |custom_field, custom_values|
# Consider only custom values with non-blank values. Otherwise,
# non-existing custom values are different to custom values with an empty
# value.
# Mind that false.present? == false, but we don't consider false this being "blank"...
# This does not matter when we use stringly typed values (as in the database),
# but it matters when we use real types
valid_values = custom_values.select { |cv| cv.value.present? || cv.value == false }
if custom_field.multi_value? && valid_values.any?
build_multi_value_custom_field_journal! journal, custom_field, valid_values
elsif valid_values.any?
build_custom_field_journal! journal, custom_field, valid_values.first
end
end
end
def build_multi_value_custom_field_journal!(journal, custom_field, custom_values)
value = custom_values.map(&:value).join(",") # comma separated custom option IDs
journal.customizable_journals.build custom_field_id: custom_field.id, value: value
end
def build_custom_field_journal!(journal, custom_field, custom_value)
journal.customizable_journals.build custom_field_id: custom_field.id, value: custom_value.value
end
def select_and_combine(journals, id, key, value)
selected_journals = journals.select { |j| j[key] == id }.map { |j| j[value] }
if selected_journals.empty?
nil
else
selected_journals.join(',')
end
end
end
def self.journalized?(obj)
not obj.nil? and obj.respond_to? :journals
end
def self.changed?(journable)
if (journable.journals.loaded? ? journable.journals.size : journable.journals.count) > 0
changed = attributes_changed? journable
changed ||= association_changed? journable, 'attachable', :attachments, :id, :attachment_id, :filename
changed ||= association_changed? journable, 'customizable', :custom_values, :custom_field_id, :custom_field_id, :value
changed
else
true
end
end
def self.attributes_changed?(journable)
type = base_class(journable.class)
current = valid_journal_attributes type, journable.attributes
predecessor = journable.journals.last.data.journaled_attributes
current = normalize_newlines(current)
predecessor = normalize_newlines(predecessor)
# we generally ignore changes from blank to blank
predecessor
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.any? { |k, v| current[k.to_s] != v && (v.present? || current[k.to_s].present?) }
end
def self.association_changed?(journable, journal_association, association, id, key, value)
if journable.respond_to? association
journal_assoc_name = "#{journal_association}_journals"
current = journable.send(association).map { |a| { key.to_s => a.send(id), value.to_s => a.send(value) } }
predecessor = journable.journals.last.send(journal_assoc_name).map(&:attributes)
current = remove_empty_associations(current, value.to_s)
changes = JournalManager.changes_on_association(current, predecessor, association, key, value)
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!changes.empty?
else
false
end
end
# associations have value attributes ('value' for custom values and 'filename'
# for attachments). This method ensures that blank value attributes are
# treated like non-existing associations. Thus, this prevents that
# non-existing associations (nil) are different to blank associations ("").
# This would lead to false change information, otherwise.
# We need to be careful though, because we want to accept false (and false.blank? == true)
def self.remove_empty_associations(associations, value)
associations.reject do |association|
association.has_key?(value) &&
association[value].blank? &&
association[value] != false
end
end
def self.recreate_initial_journal(type, journal, changed_data)
if journal.data.nil?
journal.data = create_journal_data journal.id, type, changed_data.except(:id)
else
journal.changed_data = changed_data
journal.attachable_journals.delete_all
journal.customizable_journals.delete_all
end
create_association_data journal.journable, journal
journal.save!
journal.reload
end
def self.add_journal!(journable, user = User.current, notes = '')
return unless journalized?(journable)
# Ensure a version exists for this journable type
# since no version is changed here, in case of concurrency, one
# of the calls is allowed to fail
journable_type = base_class_name(journable.class)
::JournalVersion.find_or_create_by(journable_type: journable_type, journable_id: journable.id)
version = increment_version!(journable_type, journable.id)
Rails.logger.debug "Inserting new journal for #{journable_type} ##{journable.id} @ #{version}"
journal_attributes = { journable_id: journable.id,
journable_type: journal_class_name(journable.class),
version: version,
activity_type: journable.send(:activity_type),
details: journable_details(journable) }
journal = create_journal journable, journal_attributes, user, notes
# FIXME: this is required for the association to be correctly saved...
journable.journals.select(&:new_record?)
journal.save!
journal
end
def self.increment_version!(journable_type, journable_id)
sql = <<~SQL
UPDATE #{JournalVersion.table_name}
SET version = version + 1
WHERE journable_type = :journable_type AND :journable_id = journable_id
RETURNING version
SQL
sanitized = ::OpenProject::SqlSanitization.sanitize(sql, journable_type: journable_type, journable_id: journable_id)
::JournalVersion
.connection
.execute(sanitized)
.first['version']
end
def self.create_journal(journable, journal_attributes, user = User.current, notes = '')
type = base_class(journable.class)
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extended_journal_attributes = journal_attributes
.merge(journable_type: type.to_s)
.merge(notes: notes)
.except(:details)
.except(:id)
unless extended_journal_attributes.has_key? :user_id
extended_journal_attributes[:user_id] = user.id
end
journal_attributes[:details] = normalize_newlines(journal_attributes[:details])
journal = journable.journals.build extended_journal_attributes
journal.data = create_journal_data journal.id,
type,
valid_journal_attributes(type, journal_attributes[:details])
create_association_data journable, journal
journal
end
def self.valid_journal_attributes(type, changed_data)
journal_class = journal_class type
journal_class_attributes = journal_class.columns.map(&:name)
valid_journal_attributes = changed_data.select { |k, _v| journal_class_attributes.include?(k.to_s) }
valid_journal_attributes.except :id, :updated_at, :updated_on
end
def self.create_journal_data(_journal_id, type, changed_data)
journal_class = journal_class type
new_data = Hash[changed_data.map { |k, v| [k, (v.is_a? Array) ? v.last : v] }]
journal_class.new new_data
end
def self.update_user_references(current_user_id, substitute_id)
foreign_keys = ['author_id', 'user_id', 'assigned_to_id', 'responsible_id']
Journal::BaseJournal.subclasses.each do |klass|
foreign_keys.each do |foreign_key|
if klass.column_names.include? foreign_key
klass.where(foreign_key => current_user_id).update_all(foreign_key => substitute_id)
end
end
end
end
def self.journal_class(type)
namespace = type.name.deconstantize
if namespace == 'Journal'
type
else
"Journal::#{journal_class_name(type)}".constantize
end
end
def self.journaled_class(journal_type)
namespace = journal_type.name.deconstantize
if namespace == 'Journal'
class_name = journal_type.name.demodulize
class_name.gsub('Journal', '').constantize
else
journal_type
end
end
def self.normalize_newlines(data)
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data.each_with_object({}) do |e, h|
h[e[0]] = (e[1].is_a?(String) ? e[1].gsub(/\r\n/, "\n") : e[1])
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end
end
end