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hive-datahike.kg.history-migrate

Copy a Datahike store into a NEW store with :keep-history? false.

Datahike validates the connect-time config against the stored one, so :keep-history? cannot be changed in place — a store created with history refuses to open under a config that disables it. The only route is a copy.

Contract: (plan source-cfg target-cfg) => the migration plan, no I/O beyond a read (migrate! opts) => Result<report>

migrate! NEVER writes to, deletes, or reconfigures the source. It refuses to run without :i-mean-it true, and refuses a target that already exists.

Copy a Datahike store into a NEW store with `:keep-history? false`.

Datahike validates the connect-time config against the stored one, so
`:keep-history?` cannot be changed in place — a store created with history
refuses to open under a config that disables it. The only route is a copy.

Contract:
  (plan source-cfg target-cfg)  => the migration plan, no I/O beyond a read
  (migrate! opts)               => Result<report>

`migrate!` NEVER writes to, deletes, or reconfigures the source. It refuses
to run without `:i-mean-it true`, and refuses a target that already exists.
raw docstring

migrate!clj

(migrate! {:keys [source-cfg target-cfg schema batch-size i-mean-it]
           :or {batch-size 1000}})

Copy :source-cfg's current state into :target-cfg with history off.

opts: :source-cfg (required) config of the store to read :target-cfg (required) config of the store to create; must name a DIFFERENT path, and must not already exist :schema (required) the schema tx to install in the target :batch-size datoms per transaction (default 1000) :i-mean-it must be true — this creates a second copy of the store

Returns Result<{:before {...} :after {...} :copied n :verified? bool}>. The source is opened read-only and released untouched.

Copy `:source-cfg`'s current state into `:target-cfg` with history off.

opts:
  :source-cfg  (required) config of the store to read
  :target-cfg  (required) config of the store to create; must name a
               DIFFERENT path, and must not already exist
  :schema      (required) the schema tx to install in the target
  :batch-size  datoms per transaction (default 1000)
  :i-mean-it   must be true — this creates a second copy of the store

Returns Result<{:before {...} :after {...} :copied n :verified? bool}>.
The source is opened read-only and released untouched.
sourceraw docstring

no-history-cfgclj

(no-history-cfg cfg)

cfg with history disabled. The store path/id must already differ from the source's — migrate! enforces that.

`cfg` with history disabled. The store path/id must already differ from the
source's — `migrate!` enforces that.
sourceraw docstring

planclj

(plan source-cfg target-cfg)

What the migration would do. Pure with respect to the target.

What the migration would do. Pure with respect to the target.
sourceraw docstring

schema-entity-idsclj

(schema-entity-ids db)

Entity ids of schema entities — those carrying a :db/ident. Their datoms are reproduced by transacting the schema, not by copying.

Entity ids of schema entities — those carrying a `:db/ident`. Their datoms
are reproduced by transacting the schema, not by copying.
sourceraw docstring

source-censusclj

(source-census db)

Datom and entity counts of the source, for the before/after comparison.

Datom and entity counts of the source, for the before/after comparison.
sourceraw docstring

user-datomsclj

(user-datoms db)

Current-state datoms excluding schema entities, as [e a v] triples.

Current-state datoms excluding schema entities, as [e a v] triples.
sourceraw docstring

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