def handle(self, index=None, reset=False, set_for_usage=False, **kwargs):
es = get_es_new()
if reset and not set_for_usage:
confirm = input(
"""
Are you sure you want to want to delete existing indices
Note that this will delete any data in them. y/N?
"""
)
if confirm != "y":
print("Cancelled by user.")
return
if index:
indices = [ES_META[index]]
else:
indices = ES_META.values()
for index in indices:
if set_for_usage:
prepare_index_for_usage(es, index)
else:
if reset:
clean_index(es, index)
prepare_index_for_reindex(es, index)
if set_for_usage:
print("index ready for usage")
else:
print(
"""Initialized all indices and applied reindex settings
After reindex is finished, you can run this command again
with --set-for-usage to remove reindex settings and make it
ready for usage.
"""
)
def _verify_is_alias(self, index_or_alias):
from corehq.elastic import ES_META, ESError
from pillowtop.tests.utils import TEST_ES_ALIAS
all_es_aliases = [index_info.alias for index_info in ES_META.values()] + [TEST_ES_ALIAS]
if index_or_alias not in all_es_aliases:
raise ESError(
f"{index_or_alias} is an unknown alias, query target must be one of {all_es_aliases}")
def _verify_is_alias(self, index_or_alias):
from corehq.elastic import ES_META
if settings.ENABLE_ES_INTERFACE_LOGGING:
logger = logging.getLogger('es_interface')
all_es_aliases = [index_info.alias for index_info in ES_META.values()]
if index_or_alias not in all_es_aliases:
logger.info("Found a use case where an index is queried instead of alias")
logger.info(traceback.format_stack())
