Add support for archiving DB to SQLite #1104
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Happy to discover I already imported all the sheet-based significant annotations to the DB after starting this PR (over a year ago, ugh): edgi-govdata-archiving/web-monitoring-processing#853 So I just need to test this a bit more, but it should basically be ready to go. |
Work in progress! This adds a rake command to export the contents of the DB into a SQLite file for public archiving. It's *mostly* a pretty straightforward copy of every table/row, but we skip tables that are irrelevant for a public data set (administrative things like GoodJob tables, users, imports, etc.), drop columns with user data, and do some basic conversions. Part of edgi-govdata-archiving/web-monitoring#170
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This adds a rake command to export the contents of the DB into a SQLite file for public archiving. It's mostly a pretty straightforward copy of every table/row, but we skip tables that are irrelevant for a public data set (administrative things like GoodJob tables, users, imports, etc.), drop columns with user data, and do some basic conversions.
Part of edgi-govdata-archiving/web-monitoring#170
For changes/annotations, we probably want to just select relevant annotations, like the important changes (make sure we have them all in the DB first, see https://github.com/edgi-govdata-archiving/web-monitoring-processing/blob/main/web_monitoring/cli/annotations_import.py), and only import those and the changes they apply to.