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Store the `event` field from CAP XML broadcasts We don’t store everything that comes in the CAP XML when someone creates a broadcast via the API. One thing we do store is `<identifier>` (in a column called `reference`) which is a unique (to the external system) identifier for the broadcast. We show this in the front end instead of the template name, because broadcasts created from the API don’t use templates. However this ID isn’t very friendly – the Environment Agency just supply a UUID. The Environment Agency also populate the `<event>` field with some human readable text, for example: > 013 Issue Severe Flood Warning EA (013 is an area code which will be meaningful to the Flood Warning Service team) We should show this in the UI instead of the reference. The first step towards this is storing it in the database and returning it in the REST endpoints. Later we can have the admin app prefer `cap_event` over `reference`, where `cap_event` is present. We can’t backfill this data because we don’t keep a copy of the original XML. Seems like `<event>` is a mandatory property of `<info>`, so we don’t need to worry about the field being missing (`<info>` is optional in CAP but we require it because it contains stuff like the areas which we need in order to send out the broadcast`). *** https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/176927060
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"""
Revision ID: 0362_broadcast_msg_event
Revises: 0361_new_user_bcast_permissions
Create Date: 2020-12-04 15:06:22.544803
"""
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Store the `event` field from CAP XML broadcasts We don’t store everything that comes in the CAP XML when someone creates a broadcast via the API. One thing we do store is `<identifier>` (in a column called `reference`) which is a unique (to the external system) identifier for the broadcast. We show this in the front end instead of the template name, because broadcasts created from the API don’t use templates. However this ID isn’t very friendly – the Environment Agency just supply a UUID. The Environment Agency also populate the `<event>` field with some human readable text, for example: > 013 Issue Severe Flood Warning EA (013 is an area code which will be meaningful to the Flood Warning Service team) We should show this in the UI instead of the reference. The first step towards this is storing it in the database and returning it in the REST endpoints. Later we can have the admin app prefer `cap_event` over `reference`, where `cap_event` is present. We can’t backfill this data because we don’t keep a copy of the original XML. Seems like `<event>` is a mandatory property of `<info>`, so we don’t need to worry about the field being missing (`<info>` is optional in CAP but we require it because it contains stuff like the areas which we need in order to send out the broadcast`). *** https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/176927060
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import sqlalchemy as sa
black, isort, flake8 Signed-off-by: Cliff Hill <Clifford.hill@gsa.gov>
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from alembic import op
Store the `event` field from CAP XML broadcasts We don’t store everything that comes in the CAP XML when someone creates a broadcast via the API. One thing we do store is `<identifier>` (in a column called `reference`) which is a unique (to the external system) identifier for the broadcast. We show this in the front end instead of the template name, because broadcasts created from the API don’t use templates. However this ID isn’t very friendly – the Environment Agency just supply a UUID. The Environment Agency also populate the `<event>` field with some human readable text, for example: > 013 Issue Severe Flood Warning EA (013 is an area code which will be meaningful to the Flood Warning Service team) We should show this in the UI instead of the reference. The first step towards this is storing it in the database and returning it in the REST endpoints. Later we can have the admin app prefer `cap_event` over `reference`, where `cap_event` is present. We can’t backfill this data because we don’t keep a copy of the original XML. Seems like `<event>` is a mandatory property of `<info>`, so we don’t need to worry about the field being missing (`<info>` is optional in CAP but we require it because it contains stuff like the areas which we need in order to send out the broadcast`). *** https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/176927060
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from sqlalchemy.dialects import postgresql
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revision = "0362_broadcast_msg_event"
down_revision = "0361_new_user_bcast_permissions"
Store the `event` field from CAP XML broadcasts We don’t store everything that comes in the CAP XML when someone creates a broadcast via the API. One thing we do store is `<identifier>` (in a column called `reference`) which is a unique (to the external system) identifier for the broadcast. We show this in the front end instead of the template name, because broadcasts created from the API don’t use templates. However this ID isn’t very friendly – the Environment Agency just supply a UUID. The Environment Agency also populate the `<event>` field with some human readable text, for example: > 013 Issue Severe Flood Warning EA (013 is an area code which will be meaningful to the Flood Warning Service team) We should show this in the UI instead of the reference. The first step towards this is storing it in the database and returning it in the REST endpoints. Later we can have the admin app prefer `cap_event` over `reference`, where `cap_event` is present. We can’t backfill this data because we don’t keep a copy of the original XML. Seems like `<event>` is a mandatory property of `<info>`, so we don’t need to worry about the field being missing (`<info>` is optional in CAP but we require it because it contains stuff like the areas which we need in order to send out the broadcast`). *** https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/176927060
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def upgrade():
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op.add_column(
"broadcast_message",
sa.Column("cap_event", sa.String(length=255), nullable=True),
)
Store the `event` field from CAP XML broadcasts We don’t store everything that comes in the CAP XML when someone creates a broadcast via the API. One thing we do store is `<identifier>` (in a column called `reference`) which is a unique (to the external system) identifier for the broadcast. We show this in the front end instead of the template name, because broadcasts created from the API don’t use templates. However this ID isn’t very friendly – the Environment Agency just supply a UUID. The Environment Agency also populate the `<event>` field with some human readable text, for example: > 013 Issue Severe Flood Warning EA (013 is an area code which will be meaningful to the Flood Warning Service team) We should show this in the UI instead of the reference. The first step towards this is storing it in the database and returning it in the REST endpoints. Later we can have the admin app prefer `cap_event` over `reference`, where `cap_event` is present. We can’t backfill this data because we don’t keep a copy of the original XML. Seems like `<event>` is a mandatory property of `<info>`, so we don’t need to worry about the field being missing (`<info>` is optional in CAP but we require it because it contains stuff like the areas which we need in order to send out the broadcast`). *** https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/176927060
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def downgrade():
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op.drop_column("broadcast_message", "cap_event")
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