Frontend was still passing the project's URL to the backend even though
the backend had been refactored to use the project's ID. This is fixed.
Deleting the repo's files should also work now, but I do think I want to
support tracking multiple instances of the same project. This means
we'll need to check for other instances relying on the repo before
deleting it.
We need end-to-end tests 😩😩😩
While refactoring the schema yesterday, I forgot to add primary keys
back to the sessions and projects tables. Databases existing before
commit 984d44775b are fine and new
databases should be initialised correctly, but databases created between
commit 984d44775b and this one require
either SQL migrations or deleting willow.sqlite (which will remove all
users, projects, login sessions, etc.).
For the migrations, open the database with `sqlite3 willow.sqlite` and
paste the SQL statements below.
```
ALTER TABLE sessions RENAME TO sessions_bak;
CREATE TABLE sessions
(
token TEXT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
username TEXT NOT NULL,
expires TIMESTAMP NOT NULL,
created_at TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);
INSERT INTO sessions (token, username, expires, created_at)
SELECT token, username, expires, created_at FROM sessions_bak;
ALTER TABLE projects RENAME TO projects_bak;
CREATE TABLE projects
(
url TEXT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
name TEXT NOT NULL,
forge TEXT NOT NULL,
version TEXT NOT NULL,
created_at TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
);
INSERT INTO projects (url, name, forge, version, created_at)
SELECT url, name, forge, version, created_at FROM projects_bak;
```
Assuming the statements execute without error, Willow starts up
correctly, and you can log in, you can safely drop open the database
again and drop the projects_bak and sessions_bak tables with
```
DROP TABLE projects_bak;
DROP TABLE sessions_bak;
```
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References: https://todo.sr.ht/~amolith/willow/14
Amolith