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Pull Request — master (#713)
by Sean
04:10
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CleanupOrphanedRecordsTask::run()   F

Complexity

Conditions 19
Paths 729

Size

Total Lines 94
Code Lines 66

Duplication

Lines 82
Ratio 87.23 %

Importance

Changes 0
Metric Value
dl 82
loc 94
rs 2.3386
c 0
b 0
f 0
cc 19
eloc 66
nc 729
nop 1

How to fix   Long Method    Complexity   

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<?php
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class CleanupOrphanedRecordsTask extends BuildTask {
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	public function run($request) {
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		$log = function($message) {
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			$message = sprintf('[%s] ', date('Y-m-d H:i:s')) . $message;
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			echo $message . PHP_EOL;
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		};
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		$count = 0;
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		foreach (DNEnvironment::get() as $environment) {
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			$project = $environment->Project();
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			if (!$project || !$project->exists()) {
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				$log(sprintf(
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					'Environment (ID %s, Created: %s) is linked to a non-existent project. Deleting',
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					$environment->ID,
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					$environment->Created
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				));
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				$environment->delete();
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				$environment->destroy();
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				$count++;
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			}
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		}
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		foreach (DNDeployment::get() as $deployment) {
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			$environment = $deployment->Environment();
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			if (!$environment || !$environment->exists()) {
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				$log(sprintf(
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					'Deployment (ID %s, Created: %s) is linked to a non-existent environment. Deleting',
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					$deployment->ID,
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					$deployment->Created
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				));
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				$deployment->delete();
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				$deployment->destroy();
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				$count++;
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			}
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		}
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		foreach (DNDataTransfer::get() as $transfer) {
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			$environment = $transfer->Environment();
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			if (!$environment || !$environment->exists()) {
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				$log(sprintf(
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					'Data transfer (ID %s, Created: %s) is linked to a non-existent environment. Deleting',
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					$transfer->ID,
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					$transfer->Created
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				));
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				$transfer->delete();
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				$transfer->destroy();
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				$count++;
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			}
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		}
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		foreach (DNDataArchive::get() as $archive) {
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			$environment = $archive->Environment();
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			if (!$environment || !$environment->exists()) {
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				$log(sprintf(
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					'Archive (ID %s, Created: %s) is linked to a non-existent environment. Deleting',
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					$archive->ID,
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					$archive->Created
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				));
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				$archive->delete();
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				$archive->destroy();
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				$count++;
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			}
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		}
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		foreach (DNGitFetch::get() as $fetch) {
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			$project = $fetch->Project();
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			if (!$project || !$project->exists()) {
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				$log(sprintf(
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					'Git fetch (ID %s, Created: %s) is linked to a non-existent project. Deleting',
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					$fetch->ID,
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					$fetch->Created
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				));
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				$fetch->delete();
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				$fetch->destroy();
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				$count++;
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			}
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		}
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		foreach (DNPing::get() as $ping) {
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			$environment = $ping->Environment();
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			if (!$environment || !$environment->exists()) {
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				$log(sprintf(
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					'Ping (ID %s, Created: %s) is linked to a non-existent environment. Deleting',
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					$ping->ID,
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					$ping->Created
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				));
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				$ping->delete();
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				$ping->destroy();
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				$count++;
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			}
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		}
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		$log(sprintf('Finished. Processed %s records', $count));
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	}
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}
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