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cleanup scripts, will look for maintainers that have queued entries that the maintainer can process. If the queued entries aren't processed for X days an email is sent. In X*2 days another email is sent. After X*3 days the maintainer is stripped of their maintainership as they aren't really maintaining the application anyway. The hope is that this system lets maintainers know that they have pending queued entries to process to reduce the pressure on the appdb admins to handled hundreds of queued entries.
27 lines
849 B
SQL
27 lines
849 B
SQL
use apidb;
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drop table if exists appMaintainerQueue;
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drop table if exists appMaintainers;
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/*
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* List of the application maintainers. These users have the rights
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* to delete comments, edit the application description and otherwise
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* care for an application.
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*
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* We also store the reason they asked to be a maintainer since we use this table
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* for both queued and unqueued maintainers
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*/
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create table appMaintainers (
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maintainerId int not null auto_increment,
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appId int,
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versionId int,
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userId int,
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maintainReason text,
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superMaintainer bool,
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submitTime datetime,
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queued enum('true','false','rejected') NOT NULL default 'false',
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notificationLevel int not null default '0',
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notificationTime datetime,
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key(maintainerId)
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);
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