def _delete_user_linked_data(user):
if user.organization:
# Delete the organization's teams.
with db_transaction():
for team in Team.select().where(Team.organization == user):
team.delete_instance(recursive=True)
# Delete any OAuth approvals and tokens associated with the user.
with db_transaction():
for app in OAuthApplication.select().where(OAuthApplication.organization == user):
app.delete_instance(recursive=True)
else:
# Remove the user from any teams in which they are a member.
TeamMember.delete().where(TeamMember.user == user).execute()
# Delete any repository buildtriggers where the user is the connected user.
with db_transaction():
triggers = RepositoryBuildTrigger.select().where(RepositoryBuildTrigger.connected_user == user)
for trigger in triggers:
trigger.delete_instance(recursive=True, delete_nullable=False)
# Delete any mirrors with robots owned by this user.
with db_transaction():
robots = list(list_namespace_robots(user.username))
RepoMirrorConfig.delete().where(RepoMirrorConfig.internal_robot << robots).execute()
# Delete any robots owned by this user.
with db_transaction():
robots = list(list_namespace_robots(user.username))
for robot in robots:
robot.delete_instance(recursive=True, delete_nullable=True)
# Null out any service key approvals. We technically lose information here, but its better than
# falling and only occurs if a superuser is being deleted.
ServiceKeyApproval.update(approver=None).where(ServiceKeyApproval.approver == user).execute()
def list_applications_for_org(org):
query = OAuthApplication.select().join(User).where(
OAuthApplication.organization == org)
return query
