In Eclipse IDE "Eclipse Open" interval does not have "ide" field

[levaja]

In StartUpHandler, in startWatchDog() method, WD is first started and then WatchDogGlobals.hostIDE is set to IDE.ECLIPSE. This causes some intervals not to have their IDE field initialized.

I can add a fix for this in my already opened PR or I can submit a new one, @Inventitech just let me know what do you think.

[Inventitech]

Just reuse your existing PR :-)

[Inventitech]

Good catch!

[levaja]

Okay. Don't merge it yet, I'll probably have something more to add :)

[levaja]

This bug occured again, with introduction of silent registration. Upcoming fix will solve it once and for all by initializing it before any plugin activity is started.

[levaja]

@Inventitech I've checked. All intervals (only 23) without "ide" field (in version 1.5.0) belong to 4 different users. All of them later on have intervals belonging to Eclipse.

Thus, this bug only happened in Eclipse.

[Inventitech]

Ok. Thanks for checking.

Add IDE field to all documents which do not already have one db.intervals.update({"ide":{$exists:false}}, {$set:{"ide":"ec"}}, true, true)

Question: What do the last two false, true do? I cannot find that documented: https://docs.mongodb.org/v2.6/reference/method/db.collection.update/

and do the same for db.users, db.projects and so on.

[levaja]

And this command should update all the intervals in the database which don't have "ide" field, to have "ide":"ec":

db.intervals.update({"ide":{$exists:false}},{$set: {"ide":"ec"}}, true, true)

Note that it can take a while to execute it (on my laptop, it took 13 minutes to update 7.28 millions of intervals).

[levaja]

Oh, didn't see your comment before mine :-)

https://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/method/db.collection.update/#combine-the-upsert-and-multi-options

The first boolean is for "upsert" ('true' means to add a field if it doesn't exist). The second boolean is for "multi" ('true' if we want to apply command on all the intervals returned by query).

[levaja]

I've checked User registrations on server and tried to match them with existing intervals: db.users.find({"ide":{$exists:false},"wdv":"1.5.0"}).forEach(function(item){printjson(db.intervals.distinct("ide",{"userId":item.id}));}).

There are, however, some users of IntelliJ among them (just 5 out of 71) , but also users for which is not possible to determine the ide (probably users without intervals), 31 out of 71. I think it would be the easiest solution to manually update these IntelliJ Users with "ide":"ij", and all the others with "ide":"ec".

For projects: db.projects.find({"ide":{$exists:false},"wdv":"1.5.0"}).forEach(function(item) {printjson(db.intervals.distinct("ide",{"projectId":item.id}));})

we have only 1 empty (that's good!), 5 IntelliJ and 53 Eclipse projects.

[Inventitech]

Check number of intervals with non-ide field:

> db.intervals.count({"ide":{$exists:false}}) 8298778

Then update them db.intervals.update({"ide":{$exists:false}},{$set: {"ide":"ec"}}, true, true)

[Inventitech]

OK, this seems to have worked > db.intervals.update({"ide":{$exists:false}},{$set: {"ide":"ec"}}, true, true) WriteResult({ "nMatched" : 8298778, "nUpserted" : 0, "nModified" : 8298778 })

and we get > db.intervals.count({"ide":{$exists:false}}) 0

[Inventitech]

Note to myself: I still need to perform the user-to-IDE matching suggested by Igor in the last comment so that user accounts have the best possible IDE field.

[Inventitech]

Completed now.

[Inventitech]

Get the empty user/project registrations, perform this check: db.projects.find({"ide":{$exists:false},"wdv":"1.5.0"}).forEach(function(item) {printjson(db.intervals.distinct("ide",{"projectId":item.id}) + " "+ item.id);})

Do some Emacs-magic.

Put them in a var lli = [ "id1", "id2" ]

Then run:

lli.forEach( function(item) { db.projects.update({"id":item},{$set: {"ide":"ij"}}, true, true) })

[Inventitech]

I just discovered we still have this problem, and on a much larger scale now.

[Inventitech]

Intervals are often missing the ide field, but at least it is always present in the projects. We can thus do a write-over from the projects to the intervals