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openproject/app/models/relation/hierarchy_paths.rb

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#-- encoding: UTF-8
#-- copyright
# OpenProject is a project management system.
# Copyright (C) 2012-2017 the OpenProject Foundation (OPF)
#
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module Relation::HierarchyPaths
extend ActiveSupport::Concern
included do
after_create :add_hierarchy_path
after_destroy :remove_hierarchy_path
after_update :update_hierarchy_path
def self.rebuild_hierarchy_paths!
execute_sql remove_hierarchy_path_sql
execute_sql add_hierarchy_path_sql
end
def self.execute_sql(sql)
ActiveRecord::Base.connection.execute sql
end
private
def add_hierarchy_path
return unless hierarchy?
self.class.execute_sql self.class.add_hierarchy_path_sql(to_id)
end
def remove_hierarchy_path
self.class.execute_sql self.class.remove_hierarchy_path_sql(to_id)
self.class.execute_sql self.class.add_hierarchy_path_sql(to_id)
end
def update_hierarchy_path
if was_hierarchy_relation?
remove_hierarchy_path
elsif now_hierarchy_relation_or_former_id_changed?
add_hierarchy_path
elsif hierarchy_relatin_and_to_id_changed?
alter_hierarchy_path
end
end
def was_hierarchy_relation?
relation_type_changed? && relation_type_was == Relation::TYPE_HIERARCHY
end
def now_hierarchy_relation_or_former_id_changed?
(relation_type_changed? || from_id_changed?) && hierarchy?
end
def hierarchy_relatin_and_to_id_changed?
hierarchy? && to_id_changed?
end
def alter_hierarchy_path
self.class.execute_sql self.class.remove_hierarchy_path_sql(to_id_was)
self.class.execute_sql self.class.add_hierarchy_path_sql(to_id)
end
def self.add_hierarchy_path_sql(id = nil)
<<-SQL
INSERT INTO
#{hierarchy_table_name}
(work_package_id, path)
SELECT
to_id, #{add_hierarchy_agg_function} AS path
FROM
(SELECT to_id, from_id, hierarchy
FROM relations
WHERE hierarchy > 0 AND relates = 0 AND blocks = 0 AND duplicates = 0 AND includes = 0 AND requires = 0 AND follows = 0
#{add_hierarchy_id_constraint(id)}
) ordered_by_hierarchy
GROUP BY to_id
#{add_hierarchy_conflict_statement}
SQL
end
def self.remove_hierarchy_path_sql(id = nil)
id_constraint = if id
"WHERE work_package_id = #{id}"
end
<<-SQL
DELETE FROM
#{hierarchy_table_name}
#{id_constraint}
SQL
end
def self.add_hierarchy_id_constraint(id)
if id
<<-SQL
AND (to_id = #{id}
OR to_id IN (#{Relation.hierarchy.where(from_id: id).select(:to_id).to_sql}))
SQL
end
end
def self.add_hierarchy_conflict_statement
if ActiveRecord::Base.connection.adapter_name == 'Mysql2'
"ON DUPLICATE KEY
UPDATE #{hierarchy_table_name}.path = VALUES(path)"
else
"ON CONFLICT (work_package_id)
DO UPDATE SET path = EXCLUDED.path"
end
end
def self.add_hierarchy_agg_function
if ActiveRecord::Base.connection.adapter_name == 'Mysql2'
"GROUP_CONCAT(from_id ORDER BY hierarchy DESC SEPARATOR ',')"
else
"string_agg(from_id::TEXT, ',' ORDER BY hierarchy DESC)"
end
end
def self.hierarchy_table_name
'hierarchy_paths'
end
end
end