68 lines
2.1 KiB
Python
68 lines
2.1 KiB
Python
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Phase 1 — Step 1.3: mfg_audit_log (SQLite → Postgres)
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Run on VPS:
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docker compose exec backend python -m migration.migrate_mfg_audit_log
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"""
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import asyncio
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import sys
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from sqlalchemy import text
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from migration.utils import open_sqlite, AsyncPgSession, parse_dt, log_run, pg_count
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SCRIPT = "migrate_mfg_audit_log"
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async def run() -> None:
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sqlite = await open_sqlite()
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rows = await sqlite.execute_fetchall("SELECT * FROM mfg_audit_log ORDER BY id")
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await sqlite.close()
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source_count = len(rows)
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print(f"Source (SQLite): {source_count} mfg_audit_log rows")
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if source_count == 0:
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print("Nothing to migrate.")
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await log_run(SCRIPT, 0, 0, notes="source empty")
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return
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# mfg_audit_log uses a BIGSERIAL PK — we don't preserve SQLite integer IDs
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# because the Postgres sequence will assign new ones. We insert in the same
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# timestamp order so the audit trail remains coherent.
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records = [
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{
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"timestamp": parse_dt(r["timestamp"]),
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"admin_user": r["admin_user"],
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"action": r["action"],
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"serial_number": r["serial_number"],
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"detail": r["detail"],
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}
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for r in rows
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]
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async with AsyncPgSession() as session:
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async with session.begin():
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await session.execute(
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text("""
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INSERT INTO mfg_audit_log (timestamp, admin_user, action, serial_number, detail)
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VALUES (:timestamp, :admin_user, :action, :serial_number, :detail)
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"""),
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records,
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)
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dest_count = await pg_count(session, "mfg_audit_log")
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if dest_count < source_count:
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msg = f"Count mismatch: source={source_count} postgres={dest_count}"
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print(f"ERROR: {msg}", file=sys.stderr)
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await log_run(SCRIPT, source_count, dest_count, success=False, notes=msg)
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sys.exit(1)
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print(f"Postgres: {dest_count} rows ✓")
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await log_run(SCRIPT, source_count, dest_count)
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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asyncio.run(run())
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