bulk_dependency_eraser 1.4.0 → 1.4.2
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module BulkDependencyEraser
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class Base
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# Default Custom Scope for all classes, no effect.
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DEFAULT_SCOPE_WRAPPER = ->(query) { nil }
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# Default Custom Scope for mapped-by-name classes, no effect.
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DEFAULT_KLASS_MAPPED_SCOPE_WRAPPER = ->(query) { query }
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DEFAULT_OPTS = {
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# Applied to all queries. Useful for taking advantage of specific indexes
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# - not indexed by klass name. Proc would handle the logic for that.
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# - 3rd, and lowest, priority of scopes
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# - accepts rails query as parameter
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# - return nil if no applicable scope.
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proc_scopes: self::DEFAULT_SCOPE_WRAPPER,
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# Applied to all queries. Useful for taking advantage of specific indexes
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# - 2nd highest priority of scopes
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DEFAULT_SCOPE_WRAPPER = ->(query) { query }
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# Default Database wrapper, no effect.
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DEFAULT_DB_WRAPPER = ->(block) { block.call }
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def custom_scope_for_query(query)
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if opts_c.proc_scopes_per_class_name.key?(klass.name)
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opts_c.proc_scopes_per_class_name[klass.name].call(query)
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if !non_class_name_mapped_query.nil?
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return self.class::DEFAULT_KLASS_MAPPED_SCOPE_WRAPPER.call(query)
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end
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# A specific read batching disable option
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disable_read_batching: nil,
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# Applied to all queries. Useful for taking advantage of specific indexes
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proc_scopes: self::DEFAULT_SCOPE_WRAPPER,
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attr_reader :table_names_to_parsed_klass_names
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attr_reader :ignore_table_name_and_dependencies, :ignore_klass_name_and_dependencies
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