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#-- encoding: UTF-8
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require_relative 'migration_utils/legacy_journal_migrator'
require_relative 'migration_utils/journal_migrator_concerns'
class LegacyPlanningElementJournalData < ActiveRecord::Migration
include Migration::Utils
class UnknownJournaledError < ::StandardError
end
class UnknownTypeError < ::StandardError
end
def up
migrator.run
reset_public_key_sequence_in_postgres 'journals'
unless migrator.missing_type_ids.empty?
puts 'Cannot resolve new type ids for all journals!'\
"\n\n"\
'The following list contains all legacy planning element '\
'type ids for which no new type id exists. Furthermore, '\
'the list contains all journal ids for which no new type '\
'id exists.'\
"\n\n"\
"#{migrator.missing_type_ids}"\
"\n\n"\
"The type id is set to '0' for all journals containing a "\
'planning element type id for which no type id exists.'\
"\n\n\n"
end
unless migrator.missing_journaled_ids.empty?
puts 'Cannot resolve work package ids for all journals!'\
"\n\n"\
'The following list contains all legacy planning element '\
'ids for which no new work package id exists. Furthermore,'\
' the list contains all journal ids for which no new'\
'work package id exists.'\
"\n\n"\
"#{migrator.missing_journaled_ids}"\
"\n\n"\
"The work package id is set to '0' for all journals "\
'containing a planning element type id for which no type '\
'id exists.'
"\n\n\n"
end
end
def down
migrator.remove_journals_derived_from_legacy_journals 'customizable_journals',
'attachable_journals'
end
def migrator
@migrator ||= Migration::LegacyJournalMigrator.new 'Timelines_PlanningElementJournal', 'work_package_journals' do
extend Migration::JournalMigratorConcerns::Attachable
extend Migration::JournalMigratorConcerns::Customizable
self.journable_class = 'WorkPackage'
def migrate(legacy_journal)
update_journaled_id(legacy_journal)
super
end
def migrate_key_value_pairs!(to_insert, legacy_journal, journal_id)
update_type_id(to_insert, journal_id)
set_empty_description(to_insert)
migrate_attachments(to_insert, legacy_journal, journal_id)
migrate_custom_values(to_insert, legacy_journal, journal_id)
end
def update_journaled_id(legacy_journal)
legecy_journal_id = legacy_journal['id']
old_journaled_id = legacy_journal['journaled_id']
new_journaled_id = new_journaled_id_for_old(old_journaled_id)
if new_journaled_id.nil?
add_missing_journaled_id_for_legacy_journal_id(old_journaled_id, legecy_journal_id)
new_journaled_id = 0
end
legacy_journal['journaled_id'] = new_journaled_id
end
def update_type_id(to_insert, journal_id)
return if to_insert['planning_element_type_id'].nil? ||
to_insert['planning_element_type_id'].last.nil?
old_type_id = to_insert['planning_element_type_id'].last
new_type_id = new_type_id_for_old(old_type_id)
if new_type_id.nil?
add_missing_type_id_for_journal_id(old_type_id, journal_id)
new_type_id = 0
end
to_insert['type_id'] = [nil, new_type_id]
end
def new_journaled_id_for_old(old_journaled_id)
@new_journaled_ids ||= begin
old_new = db_select_all <<-SQL
SELECT journaled_id AS old_id, new_id
FROM legacy_journals
LEFT JOIN legacy_planning_elements
ON legacy_journals.journaled_id = legacy_planning_elements.id
WHERE type = 'Timelines_PlanningElementJournal'
SQL
old_new.inject({}) do |mem, entry|
mem[entry['old_id']] = entry['new_id']
mem
end
end
@new_journaled_ids[old_journaled_id]
end
def new_type_id_for_old(old_type_id)
@new_type_ids ||= begin
old_new = db_select_all <<-SQL
SELECT id AS old_id, new_id
FROM legacy_planning_element_types
SQL
old_new.inject({}) do |mem, entry|
# the old_type_id was casted to a fixnum
# cheaper to change this here
mem[entry['old_id'].to_i] = entry['new_id'].to_i
mem
end
end
@new_type_ids[old_type_id]
end
def set_empty_description(to_insert)
to_insert['description'] = [nil, ''] unless to_insert.has_key?('description')
end
def missing_journaled_ids
@missing_journaled_ids ||= {}
end
def add_missing_journaled_id_for_legacy_journal_id(old_journaled_id, legacy_journal_id)
missing_journaled_ids[old_journaled_id] = [] unless missing_journaled_ids.has_key? old_journaled_id
missing_journaled_ids[old_journaled_id] << legacy_journal_id
end
def missing_type_ids
@missing_type_ids ||= {}
end
def add_missing_type_id_for_journal_id(old_type_id, journal_id)
missing_type_ids[old_type_id] = [] unless missing_type_ids.has_key? old_type_id
missing_type_ids[old_type_id] << journal_id
end
end
end
end