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module Katello
class ContentViewErratumFilter < ContentViewFilter
CONTENT_TYPE = Erratum::CONTENT_TYPE
ERRATA_TYPES = { 'bugfix' => _('Bug Fix'),
'enhancement' => _('Enhancement'),
'security' => _('Security') }.with_indifferent_access
has_many :erratum_rules, :dependent => :destroy, :foreign_key => :content_view_filter_id,
:class_name => "Katello::ContentViewErratumFilterRule"
validates_lengths_from_database
def generate_clauses(_repo)
return if erratum_rules.blank?
if filter_by_id?
errata_ids = erratum_rules.map(&:errata_id)
return { "id" => { "$in" => errata_ids } } unless errata_ids.empty?
else # filtering by date/type
rule_clauses = []
start_date = erratum_rules.first.start_date
end_date = erratum_rules.first.end_date
types = erratum_rules.first.types
unless start_date.blank? && end_date.blank?
date_range = {}
date_range["$gte"] = start_date.to_time.as_json unless start_date.blank?
date_range["$lte"] = end_date.to_time.as_json unless end_date.blank?
rule_clauses << { "issued" => date_range }
end
unless types.blank?
# {"type": {"$in": ["security", "enhancement", "bugfix"]}
rule_clauses << { "type" => { "$in" => types } }
end
# Currently, an errata filter that specifies a date/type, will only have
# single rule; therefore, we can return from here.
case rule_clauses.size
when 0
return
when 1
return rule_clauses.first
else
return { '$and' => rule_clauses }
end
end
end
def filter_by_id?
!erratum_rules.blank? && !erratum_rules.first.errata_id.blank?
end
end
end
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