view tools/migrate-queries.py @ 5011:d5da643b3d25

Remove key_in() from roundup.anypy.dbm_ The key_in() function was just a shim to use the best available option out of 'd.has_key(key)' and 'key in d'. The 'd.has_key(key)' flavour has been deprecated in favour of 'key in d' which based on testing has been available since at least python v2.5 which is the oldest being supported.
author John Kristensen <john@jerrykan.com>
date Fri, 13 Feb 2015 00:20:43 +1100
parents 6e9b9743de89
children 64b05e24dbd8
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#! /usr/bin/env python
'''
migrate-queries <instance-home> [<instance-home> *]

Migrate old queries in the specified instances to Roundup 0.6.0+ by
removing the leading ? from their URLs. 0.6.0+ queries do not carry a
leading ?; it is added by the 0.6.0 templating, so old queries lead
to query URLs with a double leading ?? and a consequent 404 Not Found.
'''
__author__ = 'James Kew <jkew@mediabright.co.uk>'

import sys
import roundup.instance

if len(sys.argv) == 1:
    print __doc__
    sys.exit(1)

# Iterate over all instance homes specified in argv.
for home in sys.argv[1:]:
    # Do some basic exception handling to catch bad arguments.
    try:
        instance = roundup.instance.open(home)
    except:
        print 'Cannot open instance home directory %s!' % home
        continue

    db = instance.open('admin')
    db.tx_Source = "cli"

    print 'Migrating active queries in %s (%s):'%(
        instance.config.TRACKER_NAME, home)
    for query in db.query.list():
        url = db.query.get(query, 'url')
        if url[0] == '?':
            url = url[1:]
            print '  Migrating query%s (%s)'%(query,
                db.query.get(query, 'name'))
            db.query.set(query, url=url)

    db.commit()
    db.close()


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