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openproject/db/migrate/migration_utils/customizable_utils.rb

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#-- encoding: UTF-8
#-- copyright
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require_relative 'utils'
module Migration::Utils
module CustomizableUtils
MissingCustomValue = Struct.new(:journaled_id,
:journaled_type,
:custom_field_id,
:value,
:last_version)
def add_missing_customizable_journals
delete_invalid_work_package_custom_values
result = missing_custom_values
repair_journals(result)
end
def repair_customizable_journal_entries(journal_type, legacy_journal_type)
result = invalid_custom_values(legacy_journal_type)
result.map do |m| m.journaled_type = journal_type end
repair_journals(result)
end
def remove_customizable_journal_entries(journal_type, legacy_journal_type)
result = invalid_custom_values(legacy_journal_type)
result.map do |m| m.journaled_type = journal_type end
remove_initial_journals(result)
end
def repair_journals(result)
result.each do |m|
journal_ids = affected_journal_ids(m.journaled_id, m.last_version, m.journaled_type)
journal_ids.each do |journal_id|
insert <<-SQL
INSERT INTO customizable_journals (journal_id, custom_field_id, value)
VALUES (#{journal_id}, #{m.custom_field_id}, #{quote_value(m.value)})
SQL
end
end
end
def remove_initial_journals(result)
result.each do |m|
journal_ids = affected_journal_ids(m.journaled_id, m.last_version, m.journaled_type)
delete <<-SQL
DELETE FROM customizable_journals
WHERE journal_id IN (#{journal_ids.join(', ')})
SQL
end
end
private
# Removes all work package custom values that are not referenced by the
# work package's project AND type.
def delete_invalid_work_package_custom_values
if mysql?
delete <<-SQL
DELETE cv.* FROM custom_values AS cv
JOIN work_packages AS w ON (w.id = cv.customized_id AND cv.customized_type = 'WorkPackage')
JOIN custom_fields AS cf ON (cv.custom_field_id = cf.id)
JOIN projects AS p ON (w.project_id = p.id)
LEFT JOIN custom_fields_projects AS cfp ON (cv.custom_field_id = cfp.custom_field_id AND w.project_id = cfp.project_id)
LEFT JOIN custom_fields_types AS cft ON (cv.custom_field_id = cft.custom_field_id AND w.type_id = cft.type_id)
WHERE (cfp.project_id IS NULL AND cf.is_for_all = FALSE)
OR cft.type_id IS NULL
SQL
else
delete <<-SQL
DELETE FROM custom_values AS cvd
WHERE EXISTS
(
SELECT w.id, cf.id, cfp.project_id, p.name, cft.type_id
FROM work_packages AS w
JOIN custom_values AS cv ON (w.id = cv.customized_id AND cv.customized_type = 'WorkPackage')
JOIN custom_fields AS cf ON (cv.custom_field_id = cf.id)
JOIN projects AS p ON (w.project_id = p.id)
LEFT JOIN custom_fields_projects AS cfp ON (cv.custom_field_id = cfp.custom_field_id AND w.project_id = cfp.project_id)
LEFT JOIN custom_fields_types AS cft ON (cv.custom_field_id = cft.custom_field_id AND w.type_id = cft.type_id)
WHERE (cfp.project_id IS NULL AND cf.is_for_all = FALSE
OR cft.type_id IS NULL)
AND cv.id = cvd.id
);
SQL
end
end
def missing_custom_values
result = select_all <<-SQL
SELECT tmp.customized_id,
tmp.customized_type,
tmp.custom_field_id,
tmp.current_value,
tmp.last_version,
tmp.journal_value
FROM (
SELECT cv.customized_id,
cv.customized_type,
cv.custom_field_id,
cv.value AS current_value,
MAX(j.version) AS last_version,
cj.value AS journal_value
FROM custom_values AS cv
JOIN journals AS j ON (cv.customized_id = j.journable_id AND cv.customized_type = j.journable_type AND cv.value <> '')
LEFT JOIN customizable_journals AS cj ON (j.id = cj.journal_id AND cv.custom_field_id = cj.custom_field_id)
GROUP BY cv.customized_id,
cv.customized_type,
cv.custom_field_id,
cv.value,
cj.value
) AS tmp
WHERE tmp.last_version = (SELECT MAX(version) AS last_version
FROM journals AS j
WHERE j.journable_id = tmp.customized_id AND j.journable_type = tmp.customized_type
GROUP BY j.journable_id, j.journable_type)
AND tmp.journal_value IS NULL
SQL
result.map { |row|
MissingCustomValue.new(row['customized_id'],
row['customized_type'],
row['custom_field_id'],
row['current_value'],
row['last_version'])
}
end
COLUMNS = ['changed_data', 'version', 'journaled_id']
def invalid_custom_values(legacy_journal_type)
result = []
update_column_values('legacy_journals',
COLUMNS,
find_work_package_with_missing_initial_custom_values(legacy_journal_type,
result),
journal_filter(legacy_journal_type))
result.flatten
end
def journal_filter(legacy_journal_type)
"type = '#{legacy_journal_type}' AND changed_data LIKE '%custom_values%'"
end
def find_work_package_with_missing_initial_custom_values(legacy_journal_type, result)
Proc.new do |row|
missing_entries = missing_initial_customizable_journals(legacy_journal_type,
row['id'],
row['journaled_id'],
row['version'],
row['changed_data'])
result << missing_entries unless missing_entries.empty?
UpdateResult.new(row, false)
end
end
def missing_initial_customizable_journals(legacy_journal_type, _journal_id, journaled_id, version, changed_data)
removed_customvalues = parse_custom_value_changes(changed_data)
missing_entries = missing_initial_custom_value_entries(legacy_journal_type,
journaled_id,
version,
removed_customvalues)
missing_entries.map { |e|
MissingCustomValue.new(journaled_id,
nil,
e[:id],
e[:value],
version.to_i - 1)
}
end
#############################################
# Matches custom value changed of the form: #
# #
# custom_values<id>: #
# - "<old_value>" #
# - "<new_value>" #
#############################################
CUSTOM_VALUE_CHANGE_REGEX = /custom_values(?<id>\d+): \n-\s"(?<old_value>.*)"\n-\s"(?<new_value>.*)"$/
def parse_custom_value_changes(changed_data)
matches = changed_data.scan(CUSTOM_VALUE_CHANGE_REGEX)
matches.each_with_object([]) { |m, l| l << { id: m[0], value: m[1] } }
end
def missing_initial_custom_value_entries(legacy_journal_type, journaled_id, version, custom_values)
custom_values.select do |c|
result = select_all <<-SQL
SELECT version
FROM legacy_journals
WHERE journaled_id = #{journaled_id}
AND type = '#{legacy_journal_type}'
AND version < #{version}
AND changed_data LIKE '%custom_values#{c[:id]}:%'
AND changed_data LIKE '%- "#{c[:value]}%"'
ORDER BY version
SQL
result.empty?
end
end
def affected_journal_ids(journaled_id, last_version, journal_type)
result_set = select_all <<-SQL
SELECT id
FROM journals
WHERE journable_id = #{journaled_id}
AND journable_type = '#{journal_type}'
AND version <= #{last_version}
SQL
result_set.map { |r| r['id'] }
end
end
end