2018-12-29 21:22:03 +00:00
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# Commands
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Can be run from prod0
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2018-12-29 21:19:12 +00:00
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## undelete
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First find out the version id when the object was deleted
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```
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python manage.py pdb_reversion_inspect <reftag> <id>
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```
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```
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VERSION: 7 (392112) - 2018-12-24T07:13:49.612Z - User: XXX
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status: 'ok' => 'deleted'
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```
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You want the number inside the brackets (in this case *392112*)
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Then run the undelete command
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```
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python manage.py pdb_undelete <reftag> <id> <version id>
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```
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This will show you everthing that will be undeleted, it will run in pretend mode, nothing
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is committed yet.
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After reviewing, run the command again with the `--commit` flag
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```
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python manage.py pdb_undelete <reftag> <id> <version id> --commit
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```
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