matrix-docker-ansible-deploy/roles/matrix-postgres/tasks/util/migrate_db_to_postgres.yml

---

- name: Fail if Postgres not enabled
  fail:
    msg: "Postgres via the matrix-postgres role is not enabled (`matrix_postgres_enabled`). Cannot migrate."
  when: "not matrix_postgres_enabled|bool"

- name: Fail if util called incorrectly (missing matrix_postgres_db_migration_request)
  fail:
    msg: "The `matrix_postgres_db_migration_request` variable needs to be provided to this util."
  when: "matrix_postgres_db_migration_request is not defined"

- name: Fail if util called incorrectly (invalid matrix_postgres_db_migration_request)
  fail:
    msg: "The `matrix_postgres_db_migration_request` variable needs to contain `{{ item }}`."
  with_items:
    - src
    - dst
    - caller
    - engine_variable_name
    - systemd_services_to_stop
  when: "item not in matrix_postgres_db_migration_request"

- name: Check if the provided source database file exists
  stat:
    path: "{{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.src }}"
  register: matrix_postgres_db_migration_request_src_stat_result

- name: Fail if provided source database file doesn't exist
  fail:
    msg: "File cannot be found on the server at {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.src }}"
  when: "not matrix_postgres_db_migration_request_src_stat_result.stat.exists"

- name: Fail if we cannot migrate on the current architecture ({{ matrix_architecture }})
  fail:
    msg: >-
      {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.engine_variable_name }} (part of {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.caller }}) has been set to `postgres` (which is our new default now).
      However, we've discovered an existing file-based database ({{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.engine_old }}) in {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.src }}.
      It appears that you've been using this bridge with a file-based database engine until now.
      To continue using {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.engine_old }}, opt into it explicitly: add `{{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.engine_variable_name }}: {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.engine_old }}` to your vars.yml file and re-run this same command.
      We'd normally auto-migrate you to Postgres, but we can't do it on the {{ matrix_architecture }} architecture. Our pgloader container image only supports amd64 (for now).
      Learn more here: https://github.com/spantaleev/matrix-docker-ansible-deploy/pull/740      
  when: "matrix_architecture != 'amd64'"


# Defaults

- name: Set postgres_start_wait_time, if not provided
  set_fact:
    postgres_start_wait_time: 15
  when: "postgres_start_wait_time|default('') == ''"

# Actual import work

# matrix-postgres is most likely started already
- name: Ensure matrix-postgres is started
  service:
    name: matrix-postgres
    state: started
    daemon_reload: yes
  register: matrix_postgres_service_start_result

- name: Wait a bit, so that Postgres can start
  wait_for:
    timeout: "{{ postgres_start_wait_time }}"
  delegate_to: 127.0.0.1
  become: false
  when: "matrix_postgres_service_start_result.changed|bool"

# We only stop services here, leaving it to the caller to start them later.
#
# We can't start them, because they probably need to be reconfigured too (changing the configuration from using SQLite to Postgres, etc.),
# before starting.
#
# Since the caller will be starting them, it might make sense to leave stopping to it as well.
# However, we don't do it, because it's simpler having it here, and it also gets to happen only if we'll be doing an import.
# If we bailed out (somewhere above), nothing would have gotten stopped. It's nice to leave this running in such cases.
- name: Ensure systemd services blocking the database import are stopped
  service:
    name: "{{ item }}"
    state: stopped
  with_items: "{{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.systemd_services_to_stop }}"

- name: Import {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.engine_old }} database from {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.src }} into Postgres
  command:
    cmd: >-
      {{ matrix_host_command_docker }} run
      --rm
      --user={{ matrix_user_uid }}:{{ matrix_user_gid }}
      --cap-drop=ALL
      --network={{ matrix_docker_network }}
      --mount type=bind,src={{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.src }},dst=/in.db,ro
      --entrypoint=/bin/sh
      {{ matrix_postgres_pgloader_docker_image }}
      -c
      'pgloader {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.pgloader_options|default([])|join(' ') }} /in.db {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.dst }}'      

- name: Archive {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.engine_old }} database ({{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.src }} -> {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.src }}.backup)
  command:
    cmd: "mv {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.src }} {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.src }}.backup"

- name: Inject result
  set_fact:
    matrix_playbook_runtime_results: |
      {{
        matrix_playbook_runtime_results|default([])
        +
        [
          "NOTE: Your {{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.engine_old }} database file has been imported into Postgres. The original database file has been moved from `{{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.src }}` to `{{ matrix_postgres_db_migration_request.src }}.backup`. When you've confirmed that the import went well and everything works, you should be able to safely delete this file."
        ]
      }}