Add backup export/import to the admin panel setup page - #899
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This takes over the work of PR #715 (copilot/add-backup-restore-functionality), rebased onto the current master, and fixes the issues which were left open. Taken over from the pull request: * IBackupService/BackupService in the Persistence project, without any dependency to the entity framework - it works with the repositories which are available through IPersistenceContextProvider/IContext. * InMemoryBackupService which only supports the export. * BackupController and the export/import UI on the setup page. Fixed on top of it: * The restore didn't restore anything but the root objects: the exported json writes collections in the reference-preserving form ({ "$id", "$values" }), which the ReferenceResolvingConverter silently skipped, because it only accepted plain arrays. It now reads both forms. * Mapster ignores properties which are marked with the TransientAttribute, instead of scanning the member types for IElement. That's what the transient properties (e.g. of the SkillEntry) actually are, and it also covers the IAttributeSystem ones. Verified that the previously reported Mapster CompileException is reproducible without the rule and gone with it. * The object copy of the restore doesn't swallow exceptions anymore, so a failing restore is visible instead of resulting in missing data. Indexer properties are skipped (they caused a TargetParameterCountException) and the Add-method is taken from the ICollection<T> interface. * The import checks the uploaded file before the database is re-created, so that selecting a wrong file doesn't drop the data. * Removed the unused upload action of the BackupController - it re-created the database before it knew if the upload was a backup at all, and skipped the DatabaseInitialized event of the SetupService. * Fixed the merge conflict with the current master, some StyleCop warnings and missing newlines at the end of files. Added a round trip test (export, restore into another context provider, compare) which covers the data of the season six data initialization, including that references between the backup files point to the same restored instances. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LhfyPthjrRZ6K9CgVd26RT
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Takes over the work of #715, rebased onto the current master, with the open issues fixed. Fixes #462.
The original branch (
copilot/add-backup-restore-functionality) is based on v0.9.9 and conflicts with master, so the change is applied onto the current master here instead of merging that branch.Taken over from #715
IBackupService/BackupServicein theMUnique.OpenMU.Persistenceproject, without any dependency to the entity framework - it works with the repositories which are available throughIPersistenceContextProvider/IContext.InMemoryBackupService, which supports the export and not the restore.BackupControllerfor the download and the export/import UI on the setup page, including the progress spinner during the import.LocalizedStringJsonConverterin the serializer/deserializer options and theBrowserFileStream->MemoryStreamcopy before the import, which fixed the runtime errors reported in Add Export/Import backup functionality to the admin panel Setup page #715.What was still broken, and is fixed here
The restore didn't restore anything but the root objects. The exported json writes collections in the reference-preserving form (
{ "$id": ..., "$values": [ ... ] }), butReferenceResolvingConverteronly accepted plain arrays - the shape the postgres json query produces - and silently skipped everything else. A restoredGameConfigurationtherefore had 0 maps, 0 items, 0 character classes, 0 attributes and 0 monsters. It now reads both forms; the existing postgres path is unaffected.Mapster now ignores properties marked with
TransientAttribute, instead of scanning the member types forIElementas the previous commit did. That's what those properties (e.g. of theSkillEntry) actually are, and it also covers the transientIAttributeSystemone, which the type scan missed. The generator template and the generated file were updated together, and re-running the generator produces exactly the checked-in file. TheMapster.CompileExceptionreported in #715 is reproducible with the rule removed and gone with it in place.The object copy of the restore doesn't swallow exceptions anymore. A failing restore is now visible instead of resulting in silently missing data. Two failures which had been hidden by the empty catch blocks are fixed: indexer properties caused a
TargetParameterCountException(they are skipped now) and theAdd-method is taken from theICollection<T>interface, because the implementing type may have otherAddoverloads.The import checks the file before the database is re-created.
ContainsRestorableDataverifies that the uploaded file is a zip archive with known backup entries, so that selecting a wrong file doesn't drop the existing data.Removed the unused upload action of the
BackupController. It re-created the database before it knew whether the upload was a backup at all, and it skipped theDatabaseInitializedevent of theSetupService. The import on the setup page is the only path now.Additionally: the
Setup.razorconflict with master, some StyleCop warnings (SA1202, SA1204, SA1208) and missing newlines at the end of files.Test
BackupServiceTestsdoes a round trip with the in-memory persistence: create the season six initialization data, export it, restore it into a second context provider and compare. It asserts the object counts per type, the collection counts of the configuration, the account/character data, and that references between the different backup files point to the same restored instances. A second test covers that a file which is no backup archive is detected as such.The full solution builds and the whole test suite passes locally (
-p:ci=true).Not covered
The restore was verified against the in-memory persistence only, since this environment has no postgres. The export was already confirmed to work with the entity framework in #715, and the mapping fix was verified separately against the EF model types, but a restore against a real database should be tried before merging.
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