IBX-11939: Added Doctrine Migrations for the user-invitation schema#130
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…0.0 rename) Adds InstallSchemaMigration (4.6.0 baseline) and, on 5.0+, RenameSchemaTo5_0Migration renaming ibexa_user_invitations(_assignments) to singular. ibexa/installer's shipped upgrade SQL was missing the rename of the assignment table's Doctrine-hashed FK-backing index (its hash changes with the table name: IDX_DA5A7872A35D7AF0 -> IDX_9E1E6F70A35D7AF0) - added that. SQLite equivalent derived and verified end-to-end - resulting schema matches a fresh dump-sql of the current schema.yaml exactly. Existing schema.yaml + BuildSchemaSubscriber left untouched.
…lines composer.json was missing ibexa/doctrine-migrations (require + matching VCS repository entry for its unreleased dev branch), causing "Class Doctrine\Migrations\AbstractMigration not found" across static analysis, unit tests, and browser tests - mirrors ibexa/core's own composer.json pattern exactly (same dev-branch constraint per major version). Also removes extra blank lines the generator scripts introduced (before each } elseif and the up() method's closing brace) that php-cs-fixer's no_extra_blank_lines rule flagged.
PostgreSQL's ALTER TABLE ... RENAME TO does not rename the backing SERIAL sequence, so the id column's nextval() default kept pointing at the pre-rename sequence name. Add the missing ALTER SEQUENCE statements.
Extends AbstractSqlMigration (added in ibexa/doctrine-migrations) instead of the plain Doctrine AbstractMigration, replacing `$this->platform instanceof ...` checks with isMySQL()/isPostgreSQL()/isSqlite(), and moving each platform Statement block out of the PHP file into its own sql/*.sql file loaded via addSqlFile(). Mechanical, content-preserving change: every migration was run before and after against all three platforms and the resulting SQL statement lists are byte-for-byte identical.
Call abortIfUnsupportedPlatform() as the first statement of up(), so installs on a database this migration doesn't build SQL for fail loudly instead of silently queuing zero statements.
Each statement now ends with `;`, matching ibexa:doctrine:schema:dump-sql's own convention, so the files are directly executable via mysql/psql/sqlite3 CLI clients. addSqlFile() still splits on the delimiter and passes one statement per addSql() call, unaffected by the trailing terminator.
…tions Checks $schema (already the live, introspected database) before running, and skipIf()s when the tables/columns/FK targets this migration would create already exist -- so installs that built their schema the old way (SchemaBuilderEvent) can adopt Doctrine Migrations without every migration aborting or duplicating existing schema objects.
Doctrine Migrations only calls MetadataStorage::complete() (the write to
doctrine_migration_versions) when a migration's up() returns normally --
never when it throws SkipMigration. So every migration using skipIf() was
being silently re-evaluated on every future doctrine:migrations:migrate
run instead of being permanently recorded as applied, even though its
guard condition (the schema already being in place) never changes back.
Replaces every `$this->skipIf($condition, $message);` with
`if ($condition) { return; }`: up() now returns normally with zero queued
SQL when the guard fires, so the migration is correctly recorded as
executed (with a "did not result in any SQL statements" warning logged,
which is expected and harmless) and never re-evaluated again.
Verified end-to-end: fresh ibexa:install (schema_builder_event enabled)
followed by doctrine:migrations:migrate now records all 44 tagged
migrations in doctrine_migration_versions in one pass, and a second
migrate run does zero work at all ("Already at the latest version").
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base/ibx-11939-4.6-5.0-merged-6.0) is not the real6.0branch — it's6.0with the4.6(#128) and5.0(#129) feature branches merged in. This PR intentionally shows only the changes introduced on top of "4.6 and 5.0, once merged forward" — review #128 and #129 first. Once those merge for real and are merged forward into6.0, this PR's base will be updated to point at the real6.0branch.Warning
This is the 6.0 follow-up to #129 (5.0). Review that PR first — this carries the same migration forward onto this branch.
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🔄 = this branch adds an upgrade migration (renames/FK-retargets existing schema), not just a fresh baseline.
Description:
Adds
InstallSchemaMigration(4.6.0 baseline, same as the 4.6 PR for this package) andRenameSchemaTo5_0Migration(tagged5.0.0), renamingibexa_user_invitations/ibexa_user_invitations_assignmentsto singular form. SQL sourced from ibexa/installer's shipped upgrade script (upgrade/db/{mysql,postgresql}/ibexa-4.6.latest-to-5.0.0.sql); SQLite equivalent derived by hand (DROP INDEX+CREATE INDEXin place ofRENAME INDEX, which SQLite doesn't support; FK constraint-name-only renames skipped as cosmetic since SQLite auto-updates FK/column references across the schema onRENAME TABLE/RENAME COLUMN).Verification caught a gap in the installer's own script: it was missing the rename of the assignment table's Doctrine-hashed FK-backing index — the hash changes when its table is renamed (
IDX_DA5A7872A35D7AF0→IDX_9E1E6F70A35D7AF0), even though the currentschema.yamlrequires it — fixed here.The existing
schema.yaml+BuildSchema(Event)Subscriberare untouched.For QA:
Ran both migrations end-to-end against a real SQLite connection; the resulting tables/indexes match a fresh
ibexa:doctrine:schema:dump-sql --force-platform=sqliteof the currentschema.yamlexactly.Documentation:
N/A — internal installer implementation detail.