Plume/migrations/sqlite/2019-06-21-154916_themes/down.sql
Ana Gelez 309e1200d0 Make a distinction between moderators and admins (#619)
* Make a distinction between moderators and admins

And rework the user list in the moderation interface, to be able to run the same action on many users,
and to have a huge list of actions whithout loosing space.

* Make user's role an enum + make it impossible for a moderator to escalate privileges

With the help of diesel-derive-enum (maybe it could be used in other places too?)

Also, moderators are still able to grant or revoke moderation rights to other people, but maybe only admins should be able to do it?

* Cargo fmt

* copy/pasting is bad

* Remove diesel-derive-enum and use an integer instead

It was not compatible with both Postgres and SQlite, because for one it generated a schema
with the "User_role" type, but for the other it was "Text"…

* Reset translations

* Use an enum to avoid magic numbers + fix the tests

* Reset translations

* Fix down.sql
2019-09-13 12:28:36 +02:00

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-- This file should undo anything in `up.sql`
CREATE TABLE blogs_before_themes (
id INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
actor_id VARCHAR NOT NULL,
title VARCHAR NOT NULL,
summary TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
outbox_url VARCHAR NOT NULL UNIQUE,
inbox_url VARCHAR NOT NULL UNIQUE,
instance_id INTEGER REFERENCES instances(id) ON DELETE CASCADE NOT NULL,
creation_date DATETIME NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
ap_url text not null default '' UNIQUE,
private_key TEXT,
public_key TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
fqn TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
summary_html TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
icon_id INTEGER REFERENCES medias(id) ON DELETE SET NULL DEFAULT NULL,
banner_id INTEGER REFERENCES medias(id) ON DELETE SET NULL DEFAULT NULL,
CONSTRAINT blog_unique UNIQUE (actor_id, instance_id)
);
INSERT INTO blogs_before_themes SELECT
id,
actor_id,
title,
summary,
outbox_url,
inbox_url,
instance_id,
creation_date,
ap_url,
private_key,
public_key,
fqn,
summary_html,
icon_id,
banner_id
FROM blogs;
DROP TABLE blogs;
ALTER TABLE blogs_before_themes RENAME TO blogs;
CREATE TABLE users_before_themes (
id INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
username VARCHAR NOT NULL,
display_name VARCHAR NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
outbox_url VARCHAR NOT NULL UNIQUE,
inbox_url VARCHAR NOT NULL UNIQUE,
summary TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
email TEXT,
hashed_password TEXT,
instance_id INTEGER REFERENCES instances(id) ON DELETE CASCADE NOT NULL,
creation_date DATETIME NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
ap_url TEXT NOT NULL default '' UNIQUE,
private_key TEXT,
public_key TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
shared_inbox_url VARCHAR,
followers_endpoint VARCHAR NOT NULL DEFAULT '' UNIQUE,
avatar_id INTEGER REFERENCES medias(id) ON DELETE CASCADE,
last_fetched_date TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP,
fqn TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
summary_html TEXT NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
role INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 2,
FOREIGN KEY (avatar_id) REFERENCES medias(id) ON DELETE SET NULL,
CONSTRAINT blog_authors_unique UNIQUE (username, instance_id)
);
INSERT INTO users_before_themes SELECT
id,
username,
display_name,
outbox_url,
inbox_url,
summary,
email,
hashed_password,
instance_id,
creation_date,
ap_url,
private_key,
public_key,
shared_inbox_url,
followers_endpoint,
avatar_id,
last_fetched_date,
fqn,
summary_html,
role
FROM users;
DROP TABLE users;
ALTER TABLE users_before_themes RENAME TO users;