Feature/multiproxy migration #1651
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Whether it would be nicer to have control as a maintainer to decide when to run migrations, command line usage is still possible with external script: Now migrations run in startup always. |
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Move the migrations folder into core. |
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Remove console logs. We should consider storing log statements using some other method later. For now, we are avoiding console statements. |
| const ApiBackends = new Mongo.Collection('apiBackends'); | ||
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| // Iterate through apiBackends collection | ||
| ApiBackends.find().forEach((apiBackend) => { |
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To reduce the number of characters here, and improve readability, rename apiBackend to api inside of the forEach() loop.
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In any case, make sure that ApiBackends.find() returns what you are expecting (an array of API Backends). Collection.find() typically returns a collection cursor, while Collection.find().fetch() will return an array of results.
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@brylie I iterate through old apiBackends collection, and thought "apiBackend" is different from our new "api". You want different naming for those?
"apiBackend" -> "api" and "api" -> "apiMigration" ?
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| const apiUrl = `${apiBackend.backend_protocol}://${apiBackend.backend_host}`; | ||
| // New api object | ||
| const api = { |
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With respect to the above comment, rename this variable as apiMigration or something similar.
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That way, lines 51-64 can be a bit shorter.
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| // Insert migrated api, get Id | ||
| const apiId = Apis.insert(api); | ||
| console.log(`Api ${apiId} inserted`); |
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| // Insert migrated proxyBackend | ||
| const proxyBackendId = ProxyBackends.insert(proxyBackend, { validate: false }); | ||
| console.log(`ProxyBackend ${proxyBackendId} inserted`); |
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This looks really good. The only feedback is minor, to improve readability and follow our linting guidelines. |
| const ApiBackends = new Mongo.Collection('apiBackends'); | ||
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| // Iterate through apiBackends collection | ||
| ApiBackends.find().forEach((apiBackend) => { |
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In any case, make sure that ApiBackends.find() returns what you are expecting (an array of API Backends). Collection.find() typically returns a collection cursor, while Collection.find().fetch() will return an array of results.
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Double check that |
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@brylie https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/reference/method/cursor.forEach/ It worked for me, as expected |
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Alright. Move migrations into core, and we can merge. |
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@brylie Done. |
Closes #1436