require 'database_cleaner/sequel/base' module DatabaseCleaner module Sequel class Truncation < Base def initialize(opts = {}) @only = opts[:only] || [] @except = opts[:except] || [] @pre_count = opts[:pre_count] || false end def start @last_txid = txid end def clean return unless dirty? tables = tables_to_truncate(db) # Count rows before truncating if pre_count? tables = pre_count_tables(tables) end case db.database_type when :postgres # PostgreSQL requires all tables with FKs to be truncates in the same command, or have the CASCADE keyword # appended. Bulk truncation without CASCADE is: # * Safer. Tables outside of tables_to_truncate won't be affected. # * Faster. Less roundtrips to the db. unless tables.empty? tables_sql = tables.map { |t| %("#{t}") }.join(',') db.run "TRUNCATE TABLE #{tables_sql} RESTART IDENTITY;" end else truncate_tables(db, tables) end end private def pre_count_tables tables tables.reject { |table| db[table.to_sym].count == 0 } end def truncate_tables(db, tables) tables.each do |table| db[table.to_sym].truncate if db.database_type == :sqlite && db.table_exists?(:sqlite_sequence) db[:sqlite_sequence].where(name: table).delete end end end def dirty? @last_txid != txid || @last_txid.nil? end def txid case db.database_type when :postgres db.fetch('SELECT txid_snapshot_xmax(txid_current_snapshot()) AS txid').first[:txid] end end def tables_to_truncate(db) (@only.any? ? @only : db.tables.map(&:to_s)) - @except - migration_storage_names end # overwritten def migration_storage_names %w(schema_info schema_migrations) end def pre_count? @pre_count == true end end end end