discourse/migrations/lib/importer/steps/user_emails.rb
Gerhard Schlager 251cac39af DEV: Adds a basic importer for the IntermediateDB
* It only imports users and emails so far
* It stores mapped IDs and usernames in a SQLite DB. In the future, we might want to copy those into the Discourse DB at the end of a migration.
* The importer is split into steps which can mostly be configured with a simple DSL
* Data that needs to be shared between steps can be stored in an instance of the `SharedData` class
* Steps are automatically sorted via their defined dependencies before they are executed
* Common logic for finding unique names (username, group name) is extracted into a helper class
* If possible, steps try to avoid loading already imported data (via `mapping.ids` table)
* And steps should select the `discourse_id` instead of the `original_id` of mapped IDs via SQL
2025-04-07 17:22:36 +02:00

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# frozen_string_literal: true
module Migrations::Importer::Steps
class UserEmails < ::Migrations::Importer::CopyStep
depends_on :users
requires_set :existing_user_ids, "SELECT DISTINCT user_id FROM user_emails"
column_names %i[user_id email primary created_at updated_at]
total_rows_query <<~SQL, MappingType::USERS
SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM users u
JOIN mapped.ids mu ON u.original_id = mu.original_id AND mu.type = ?
LEFT JOIN user_emails ue ON u.original_id = ue.user_id
SQL
rows_query <<~SQL, MappingType::USERS
SELECT mu.discourse_id AS user_id,
ue.email,
COALESCE(ue."primary", TRUE) AS "primary",
COALESCE(ue.created_at, u.created_at) AS created_at
FROM users u
JOIN mapped.ids mu ON u.original_id = mu.original_id AND mu.type = ?
LEFT JOIN user_emails ue ON u.original_id = ue.user_id
ORDER BY ue.ROWID
SQL
private
def transform_row(row)
return nil if @existing_user_ids.include?(row[:user_id])
row[:email] ||= "#{SecureRandom.hex}@email.invalid"
super
end
end
end