misc/migration/3.14.0_Any.py
author Aurelien Campeas <aurelien.campeas@logilab.fr>
Fri, 18 Jan 2013 17:37:35 +0100
branchstable
changeset 8657 5ab6ec83d5ba
parent 8079 0f1126b9038e
child 8483 4ba11607d84a
permissions -rw-r--r--
[entity,views/json] backout 353bbd17a8b6 (reopens #2559931) Calling .complete() unconditionnally from the json encoder is unsafe since on entity creation validation: * an eid may have been drawn (hence even .has_eid() would not help) while processing form data in the edit controller * a ValidationError may have been raised and the entity-creating transaction rollbacked This leads to a crash on the return path from the validation to the browser, where the json_dumps((status, args, entity)) call will stumble upon the .complete() call which will fail because the entity does not (any more) exist in the database.

config['rql-cache-size'] = config['rql-cache-size'] * 10

add_entity_type('CWDataImport')

from cubicweb.schema import CONSTRAINTS, guess_rrqlexpr_mainvars
for rqlcstr in rql('Any X,XT,XV WHERE X is CWConstraint, X cstrtype XT, X value XV,'
                   'X cstrtype XT, XT name IN ("RQLUniqueConstraint","RQLConstraint","RQLVocabularyConstraint"),'
                   'NOT X value ~= ";%"').entities():
    expression = rqlcstr.value
    mainvars = guess_rrqlexpr_mainvars(expression)
    yamscstr = CONSTRAINTS[rqlcstr.type](expression, mainvars)
    rqlcstr.set_attributes(value=yamscstr.serialize())
    print 'updated', rqlcstr.type, rqlcstr.value.strip()