@_migration(4, 0, 99, 2)
def add_step_column_for_interpolation(conn, **_):
- """ Add a new column 'step' to the interpolations table which will.
+ """ Add a new column 'step' to the interpolations table.
Also convers the data into the stricter format which requires that
startnumbers comply with the odd/even requirements.
"""
+ if conn.table_has_column('location_property_osmline', 'step'):
+ return
+
with conn.cursor() as cur:
# Mark invalid all interpolations with no intermediate numbers.
cur.execute("""UPDATE location_property_osmline SET startnumber = null
SET step = CASE WHEN interpolationtype = 'all'
THEN 1 ELSE 2 END
""")
+
+
+@_migration(4, 0, 99, 3)
+def add_step_column_for_tiger(conn, **_):
+ """ Add a new column 'step' to the tiger data table.
+ """
+ if conn.table_has_column('location_property_tiger', 'step'):
+ return
+
+ with conn.cursor() as cur:
+ cur.execute("ALTER TABLE location_property_tiger ADD COLUMN step SMALLINT")
+ cur.execute("""UPDATE location_property_tiger
+ SET step = CASE WHEN interpolationtype = 'all'
+ THEN 1 ELSE 2 END
+ """)
+
+
+@_migration(4, 0, 99, 4)
+def add_derived_name_column_for_country_names(conn, **_):
+ """ Add a new column 'derived_name' which in the future takes the
+ country names as imported from OSM data.
+ """
+ if not conn.table_has_column('country_name', 'derived_name'):
+ with conn.cursor() as cur:
+ cur.execute("ALTER TABLE country_name ADD COLUMN derived_name public.HSTORE")
+
+
+@_migration(4, 0, 99, 5)
+def mark_internal_country_names(conn, config, **_):
+ """ Names from the country table should be marked as internal to prevent
+ them from being deleted. Only necessary for ICU tokenizer.
+ """
+ import psycopg2.extras # pylint: disable=import-outside-toplevel
+
+ tokenizer = tokenizer_factory.get_tokenizer_for_db(config)
+ with tokenizer.name_analyzer() as analyzer:
+ with conn.cursor() as cur:
+ psycopg2.extras.register_hstore(cur)
+ cur.execute("SELECT country_code, name FROM country_name")
+
+ for country_code, names in cur:
+ if not names:
+ names = {}
+ names['countrycode'] = country_code
+ analyzer.add_country_names(country_code, names)