#-- encoding: UTF-8
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#++

# add seeds specific for the production-environment here


standard_type = Type.find_by_is_standard(true)

# Adds the standard type to all existing projects
#
# As this seed might be executed on an existing database, there might be projects
# that do not have the default type yet.

projects_without_standard_type = Project.where("NOT EXISTS (SELECT * from projects_types WHERE projects.id = projects_types.project_id AND projects_types.type_id = #{standard_type.id})")
                                        .all

projects_without_standard_type.each do |project|
  project.types << standard_type
end

# Fixes work packages that do not have a type yet. They receive the standard type.
#
# This can happen when an existing database, having timelines planning elements,
# gets migrated. During the migration, the existing planning elements are converted
# to work_packages. Because the existance of a standard type cannot be guaranteed
# during the migration, such work packages receive a type_id of 0.
#
# Because all work packages that do not a type yet should always have had one
# (from todays standpoint) the assignment is done covertedly.

[WorkPackage, Journal::WorkPackageJournal].each do |klass|
  klass.update_all({ :type_id => standard_type.id }, { :type_id => [0, nil] })
end