Update release history compatibility using script #2941
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PR #2911 fixed the calculation of coding system release compatibility for codelist versions. It did not correct the incorrectly calculated historical compatibility. This commit introduces a way of fixing that history via a Django script. In order to achieve this, the dynamically-set coding system database connections must be in place. The function that does this - `update_coding_system_database_connections` is not automatically called during script initiation (as it would be during normal app startup) so is called manually here. The script then iterates through all releases of all coding systems (in release date order) and calls the `update_codelist_version_compatibility` function that would normally be used in a coding system release import.
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PR #2911 fixed the calculation of coding system release compatibility for codelist versions.
It did not correct the incorrectly calculated historical compatibility - this PR fixes #2913 .
This commit introduces a way of fixing that history via a Django script.
In order to achieve this, the dynamically-set coding system database connections must be in place.
The function that does this -
update_coding_system_database_connectionsis not automatically called during script initiation (as it would be during normal app startup) so is called manually here.The script then iterates through all releases of all coding systems (in release date order) and calls the
update_codelist_version_compatibilityfunction that would normally be used in a coding system release import.