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const featureResult = isMultiTenant
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? await client.query(`
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RETURNING "_id"
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`);
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428
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if (featureResult.rowCount === 0) {
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420
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-
throw new Error(
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429
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+
throw new Error("Failed to create admin feature");
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421
430
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}
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431
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const featureId = featureResult.rows[0]._id;
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const authorizationResult = isMultiTenant
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VALUES($1, $2, NOW(), 0)
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`, [roleId, featureId]);
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438
447
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if (authorizationResult.rowCount === 0) {
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439
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-
throw new Error(
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448
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+
throw new Error("Failed to create admin authorization");
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440
449
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}
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-
await client.query(
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+
await client.query("COMMIT");
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}
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452
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catch (error) {
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444
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-
await client.query(
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453
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+
await client.query("ROLLBACK");
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445
454
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throw error;
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446
455
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}
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447
456
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}
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454
463
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try {
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455
464
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const database = new PostgresDatabase(client);
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456
465
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const organizationService = new OrganizationService(database);
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457
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-
const metaOrg = isMultiTenant
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466
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+
const metaOrg = isMultiTenant
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467
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+
? await organizationService.getMetaOrg(EmptyUserContext)
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468
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+
: undefined;
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458
469
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if (isMultiTenant && !metaOrg)
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459
470
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return;
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460
|
-
await client.query(
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471
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+
await client.query("BEGIN");
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461
472
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try {
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462
473
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if (isMultiTenant) {
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463
474
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await client.query(`
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@@ -517,17 +528,17 @@ export const getPostgresInitialSchema = (dbConfig) => {
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517
528
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WHERE "name" = 'admin'
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518
529
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`);
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519
530
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}
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520
|
-
await client.query(
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531
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+
await client.query("COMMIT");
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521
532
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}
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522
533
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catch (error) {
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523
|
-
await client.query(
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534
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+
await client.query("ROLLBACK");
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524
535
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throw error;
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525
536
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}
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526
537
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}
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527
538
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finally {
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528
539
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client.release();
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529
540
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}
|
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530
|
-
}
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541
|
+
},
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531
542
|
});
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532
543
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}
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533
544
|
return migrations;
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