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Correctly transfer 'last_updated_by' for annotations and scores when merging users #5894

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This pull request fixes the merge users script for transferring the last_updated_by status on non owned submissions. The same fix is also applied for scores.

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The changes in this pull request focus on the User model's merge_into method within app/models/user.rb. The modifications refine how annotations and scores are processed during user account merging, specifically updating the last_updated_by attribute for both annotations and scores associated with the merging user. New test cases have been added in test/models/user_test.rb to ensure that these functionalities work correctly, verifying that the last_updated_by attribute is updated as expected when merging users.

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File Change Summary
app/models/user.rb Modified merge_into method to update last_updated_by for annotations and scores instead of last_updated_by_id.
test/models/user_test.rb Added new tests: merge should transfer last_updated_by of non owned annotations and merge should transfer scores last updated by to verify merging functionality for annotations and scores.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant UserA as User A
    participant UserB as User B
    participant Annotation as Annotation
    participant Score as Score

    UserA->>UserB: Initiate merge
    UserB->>Annotation: Retrieve annotations
    Annotation->>UserB: Get last_updated_by_id
    alt last_updated_by_id matches UserA
        Annotation->>UserB: Update last_updated_by to UserB
    end
    UserB->>Score: Retrieve scores
    Score->>UserB: Get last_updated_by_id
    alt last_updated_by_id matches UserA
        Score->>UserB: Update last_updated_by to UserB
    end
    UserB->>UserA: Complete merge
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849-872: LGTM! Well-structured test for annotation ownership transfer.

The test thoroughly verifies that the last_updated_by attribute is correctly transferred during user merging for both owned and non-owned annotations.


874-891: LGTM! Comprehensive test for score ownership transfer.

The test effectively verifies that the last_updated_by attribute is correctly transferred for scores during user merging.


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433-434: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Verify annotation ownership transfer logic.

The changes correctly handle both aspects of annotation transfer:

  1. Transferring owned annotations to the target user
  2. Updating last_updated_by references to point to the target user

However, there's a potential race condition since the updates are performed separately.

Let's verify the annotation relationships and constraints:

Consider combining both updates into a single query to prevent potential race conditions:

-      annotations.each { |a| a.update!(user: other) }
-      Annotation.where(last_updated_by_id: id).find_each { |a| a.update!(last_updated_by: other) }
+      Annotation.where(user_id: id).or(Annotation.where(last_updated_by_id: id))
+               .update_all(
+                 "user_id = CASE WHEN user_id = #{id} THEN #{other.id} ELSE user_id END,
+                  last_updated_by_id = CASE WHEN last_updated_by_id = #{id} THEN #{other.id} ELSE last_updated_by_id END"
+               )
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[warning] 433-434: app/models/user.rb#L433-L434
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test/models/user_test.rb (1)

849-873: LGTM! Well-structured test case that verifies the last_updated_by transfer.

The test effectively covers both scenarios:

  1. Annotations owned by the merging user
  2. Annotations owned by others but last updated by the merging user

The assertions properly verify that the last_updated_by field is correctly transferred in both cases.

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@jorg-vr jorg-vr changed the title Correctly transfer 'last_updated_by' for annotations when merging users Correctly transfer 'last_updated_by' for annotations and scores when merging users Oct 28, 2024
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