Bernard Siebens
7fd42e6047
- news: NewsItemOut gains `excerpt` (truncated body); GET /news/{slug}/
fetches a single item. slug already auto-populates on save, but a
data migration backfills any pre-existing blank ones.
- games: home_team/away_team change from plain strings to {id, name,
logo_url} objects -- home links to the actual Team (logo from the
club's own logo, since teams have none of their own), away links
to the actual Opponent (which already had a logo field). Breaking
change for any existing consumer of the old string shape.
- sponsors: SponsorOut gains logo_width/logo_height, computed in
Sponsor.save() -- Pillow for raster, a bounded regex read of the
SVG root tag for vector logos (not a full XML parse, since that's
exposed to entity-expansion attacks on untrusted uploads). A data
migration backfills dimensions for existing sponsor logos.
- teams: PlayerOut gains `license`, sourced from ClubMembership (not
Member -- it's per-club, per-season), batched in one query.
24 lines
758 B
Python
24 lines
758 B
Python
from django.db import migrations
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from rosterchief.base import unique_slugify
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def backfill_slugs(apps, schema_editor):
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"""News.save() already auto-populates a blank slug (rosterchief.base.
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ClubScopedModel.save), but that only fires on save() -- rows created
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before the slug field existed, or via bulk_create, never got one."""
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News = apps.get_model("news", "News")
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for item in News.objects.filter(slug=""):
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item.slug = unique_slugify(item, item.title, scope={"club_id": item.club_id})
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item.save(update_fields=["slug"])
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class Migration(migrations.Migration):
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dependencies = [
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("news", "0001_initial"),
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]
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operations = [
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migrations.RunPython(backfill_slugs, migrations.RunPython.noop),
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]
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