Closed ShanaLMoore closed 4 months ago
Per Rob's request, we should be able to run migrations multiple times. Currently we cannot because there are some migrations in iiif print that are missing guard clauses. ie - run unless X table exists.
Several examples of this can be found in bulkrax.
class AddStatusToEntry < ActiveRecord::Migration[5.1] def change add_column :bulkrax_entries, :last_error, :text unless column_exists?(:bulkrax_entries, :last_error) add_column :bulkrax_entries, :last_error_at, :datetime unless column_exists?(:bulkrax_entries, :last_error_at) add_column :bulkrax_entries, :last_succeeded_at, :datetime unless column_exists?(:bulkrax_entries, :last_succeeded_at) end end
class CreateBulkraxEntries < ActiveRecord::Migration[5.1] def change unless table_exists?(:bulkrax_entries) create_table :bulkrax_entries do |t| t.string :identifier t.string :collection_id t.string :type t.references :importer, foreign_key: {to_table: :bulkrax_importers} t.text :raw_metadata t.text :parsed_metadata t.timestamps end end end end
Per Rob's request, we should be able to run migrations multiple times. Currently we cannot because there are some migrations in iiif print that are missing guard clauses. ie - run unless X table exists.
Several examples of this can be found in bulkrax.