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openfoodnetwork/db/migrate/20220907055044_delete_duplicate_customers.rb
2022-09-27 13:14:51 +10:00

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# frozen_string_literal: true
class DeleteDuplicateCustomers < ActiveRecord::Migration[6.1]
class Customer < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :bill_address, class_name: "SpreeAddress"
belongs_to :ship_address, class_name: "SpreeAddress"
after_destroy do
destroy_unused_address(bill_address)
destroy_unused_address(ship_address)
end
def destroy_unused_address(record)
return unless record
return if in_use?(SpreeOrder, record)
return if in_use?(Customer, record)
return if in_use?(SpreeUser, record)
record.destroy
end
def in_use?(model, record)
model.where(bill_address_id: record).or(
model.where(ship_address_id: record)
).present?
end
end
class SpreeAddress < ActiveRecord::Base
end
class SpreeOrder < ActiveRecord::Base
end
class Subscription < ActiveRecord::Base
end
class Customer < ActiveRecord::Base
end
class SpreeUser < ActiveRecord::Base
end
def up
say "#{grouped_duplicates.keys.count} customers with duplicates."
grouped_duplicates.map do |key, customers|
chosen = customers.first
others = customers - [chosen]
say "- #{key}"
# We can't tell which attributes or associations are the correct ones.
# Selection has been random so far and it's no regression to randomly
# select the attributes of the first customer record.
#
# However, we do need to update references to the customer.
update_references(others, chosen)
others.each(&:destroy!)
end
end
def grouped_duplicates
@grouped_duplicates ||= duplicate_records.group_by do |customer|
[customer.email, customer.enterprise_id]
end
end
def duplicate_records
customer_duplicates = <<~SQL
JOIN customers AS copy
ON customers.id != copy.id
AND customers.email = copy.email
AND customers.enterprise_id = copy.enterprise_id
SQL
Customer.joins(customer_duplicates)
end
def update_references(source_customers, destination_customer)
SpreeOrder.where(customer_id: source_customers.map(&:id)).
update_all(customer_id: destination_customer.id)
Subscription.where(customer_id: source_customers.map(&:id)).
update_all(customer_id: destination_customer.id)
end
end