def _fix_pkg_group_category_repoid(repoid, typeid):
"""
Looks up units with in a repo and validate if the repoid in the unit metadata matches the repo
the unit is associated with. If they dont match,
* take a deep copy of the pkg group or category unit
* create(save) new unit with fixed repoid
* re-associate new unit with the repo
"""
units = ass_query_mgr.get_units(repo_id=repoid, criteria=UnitAssociationCriteria(type_ids=typeid))
for unit in units:
if unit['metadata']['repo_id'] != repoid:
_log.debug("Found unit %s to migrate" % unit['id'])
# take a copy of the unit and fix the repoid
new_unit_metadata = _safe_copy_unit(unit['metadata'])
new_unit_metadata['repo_id'] = repoid
try:
new_unit_id = content_mgr.add_content_unit(content_type=typeid, unit_id=None, unit_metadata=new_unit_metadata)
# Grab the association doc itself from the DB directly
association = RepoContentUnit.get_collection().find_one({'_id' : unit['_id']})
# Update to point to the new unit
association['unit_id'] = new_unit_id
# Save it back to the DB
RepoContentUnit.get_collection().save(association, safe=True)
except pymongo.errors.DuplicateKeyError:
# If migrating this Unit to have the correct repo_id causes a duplicate, then there already
# is a Unit that has the correct metadata in place in this repository. Because of this, we
# should remove the association of the unit with the repository
RepoContentUnit.get_collection().remove({'_id': unit['_id']})
# Since we removed a Unit from the repo, we should decrement the repo unit count
repo_mgr.update_unit_count(repoid, typeid, -1)
def _fix_pkg_group_category_repoid(repoid, typeid):
"""
Looks up units with in a repo and validate if the repoid in the unit metadata matches the repo
the unit is associated with. If they dont match,
* take a deep copy of the pkg group or category unit
* create(save) new unit with fixed repoid
* re-associate new unit with the repo
"""
units = ass_query_mgr.get_units(repo_id=repoid, criteria=UnitAssociationCriteria(type_ids=typeid))
for unit in units:
if unit['metadata']['repo_id'] != repoid:
_log.debug("Found unit %s to migrate" % unit['id'])
# take a copy of the unit and fix the repoid
new_unit_metadata = _safe_copy_unit(unit['metadata'])
new_unit_metadata['repo_id'] = repoid
new_unit_id = content_mgr.add_content_unit(content_type=typeid, unit_id=None, unit_metadata=new_unit_metadata)
# Grab the association doc itself from the DB directly
association = RepoContentUnit.get_collection().find_one({'_id' : unit['_id']})
# Update to point to the new unit
association['unit_id'] = new_unit_id
# Save it back to the DB
RepoContentUnit.get_collection().save(association, safe=True)
def _fix_pkg_group_category_repoid(repoid, typeid):
"""
Looks up units with in a repo and validate if the repoid in the unit metadata matches the repo
the unit is associated with. If they dont match,
* take a deep copy of the pkg group or category unit
* create(save) new unit with fixed repoid
* re-associate new unit with the repo
"""
units = ass_query_mgr.get_units(
repo_id=repoid, criteria=UnitAssociationCriteria(type_ids=typeid))
for unit in units:
if unit['metadata']['repo_id'] != repoid:
_log.debug("Found unit %s to migrate" % unit['id'])
# take a copy of the unit and fix the repoid
new_unit_metadata = _safe_copy_unit(unit['metadata'])
new_unit_metadata['repo_id'] = repoid
try:
new_unit_id = content_mgr.add_content_unit(
content_type=typeid,
unit_id=None,
unit_metadata=new_unit_metadata)
# Grab the association doc itself from the DB directly
association = RepoContentUnit.get_collection().find_one(
{'_id': unit['_id']})
# Update to point to the new unit
association['unit_id'] = new_unit_id
# Save it back to the DB
RepoContentUnit.get_collection().save(association, safe=True)
except pymongo.errors.DuplicateKeyError:
# If migrating this Unit to have the correct repo_id causes a duplicate,
# then there already
# is a Unit that has the correct metadata in place in this repository. Because of
# this, we
# should remove the association of the unit with the repository
RepoContentUnit.get_collection().remove({'_id': unit['_id']})
# Since we removed a Unit from the repo, we should decrement the repo unit count
repo_mgr.update_unit_count(repoid, typeid, -1)
