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etesync-server/django_etebase/migrations/0028_auto_20200907_0754.py

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Make access level an int instead of a string. We started with a string because we thought it could maybe provide more flexibility, though really, an int makes much more sense, especially on all the platforms etebase runs nowadays.
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# Generated by Django 3.1 on 2020-09-07 07:54
from django.db import migrations
from django_etebase.models import AccessLevels
def change_access_level_to_int(apps, schema_editor):
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CollectionMember = apps.get_model("django_etebase", "CollectionMember")
CollectionInvitation = apps.get_model("django_etebase", "CollectionInvitation")
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for member in CollectionMember.objects.all():
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if member.accessLevelOld == "adm":
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member.accessLevel = AccessLevels.ADMIN
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elif member.accessLevelOld == "rw":
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member.accessLevel = AccessLevels.READ_WRITE
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elif member.accessLevelOld == "ro":
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member.accessLevel = AccessLevels.READ_ONLY
member.save()
for invitation in CollectionInvitation.objects.all():
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if invitation.accessLevelOld == "adm":
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invitation.accessLevel = AccessLevels.ADMIN
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elif invitation.accessLevelOld == "rw":
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invitation.accessLevel = AccessLevels.READ_WRITE
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elif invitation.accessLevelOld == "ro":
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invitation.accessLevel = AccessLevels.READ_ONLY
invitation.save()
class Migration(migrations.Migration):
dependencies = [
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("django_etebase", "0027_auto_20200907_0752"),
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]
operations = [
migrations.RunPython(change_access_level_to_int),
]
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