* Add one reaction to each article when seeding the database
* Add reaction to article when created
and sync reactions count.
There's still a gap where the redis-cached reaction count could be
present but not cleared during seeder runs (redis is disconnected for
caching and rails cache is set to the null store). Since we are able
to enqueue sidekiq jobs redis is live - but it's a bad idea to use
sidekiq's connection to flush keys in redis.
* Make the reaction count update script a no-op
* Remove unused data update script and limit user id queries
Pull all user ids into an array before you start creating articles,
and sample from the array rather than repeatedly asking for the first
user from a random ordered db result.
* fail if we can't create reaction
thanks @jgaskins
Co-authored-by: Jamie Gaskins <jamie@forem.com>
* Revert "fail if we can't create reaction"
This reverts commit c35f6d47d2e8956a240133b9e6ad0d144f1b4722.
There is a uniqueness constraint on (user, reactable, category) that
could be triggered when seeding due to random selection. It's better
to skip creation when a validation error occurs than to break the seed
completely.
There are expected to be 0-9 reactions per article, we don't require a
set number on each article, and likely won't notice any specific
problem if the random number is one lower than it would have been
because some reactions were skipped due to uniqueness violations.
Co-authored-by: Jamie Gaskins <jamie@forem.com>
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