Closed fgregg closed 1 year ago
We updated the database to change the slug to use the new system's identifiers on 622 bills. Here's the SQL commands for posterity:
find the bills that were using the old identifiers but had new ones:
select slug, opencivicdata_bill.identifier as name_identifier, opencivicdata_billidentifier.identifier as alternate_identifier
from councilmatic_core_bill
inner join opencivicdata_bill on opencivicdata_bill.id= councilmatic_core_bill.bill_id
inner join opencivicdata_billidentifier using (bill_id)
where opencivicdata_bill.identifier != substr(opencivicdata_billidentifier.identifier, 2, length(opencivicdata_billidentifier.identifier))
and opencivicdata_billidentifier.identifier != substr(opencivicdata_bill.identifier, 2, length(opencivicdata_bill.identifier))
limit 100;
update those bills to use the new identifiers in their slugs:
update councilmatic_core_bill set slug=lower(opencivicdata_bill.identifier)
from opencivicdata_bill
inner join opencivicdata_billidentifier on opencivicdata_bill.id=opencivicdata_billidentifier.bill_id
where councilmatic_core_bill.bill_id = opencivicdata_bill.id and
opencivicdata_bill.identifier != substr(opencivicdata_billidentifier.identifier, 2, length(opencivicdata_billidentifier.identifier))
and opencivicdata_billidentifier.identifier != substr(opencivicdata_bill.identifier, 2, length(opencivicdata_bill.identifier));
done
with the new LIS the identifier of many bills has been renamed. we should use the alternate identifier attribute to set up redirects