How is membership determined in MySQL tables?

[Psi]

Those numbers should be ported to the new user database, or the list of e-mails should be saved to encourage people to switch over to the new system once a year has passed.

We should also move over any old shares.

• Add a legacyId and legacyTable column to share_transactions.
• Create a column called legacy_transaction_id and
• member_orders -> share_transactions. Use uid to map to a user.legacyId
  • shares > 0
  • uid = share_transactions.user.legacyId
  • shares = quantity
  • Use details to match to a user. Create a user if no user exist.
  • legacy_transaction_id = member_orders.txid
  • date = share_transactions.created_at
• rsntr_gf_entry -> user_memberships
  • form_id = 35
  • Only do this for rsntr_gf_entry.payment_status = Paid
  • rsntr_gf_entry.created_by -> user_memberships.user.legacyId, create user if they don't exist?
  • copy rsntr_gf_entry.transaction_id into legacy_transaction_id
  • user_memberships.membership_class_id = 4 (Listener)
  • date_created = user_memberships.created_at
• rsntr_gf_entry -> share_transactions
  • form_id = 45
  • Only do payment_status = Paid
  • payment_amount = quantity
  • legacy_transaction_id = rsntr_gf_entry.transaction_id.
  • created_by = share_transaction.user.legacyId
  • rsntr_gf_entry.created_by -> user_memberships.user.legacyId, create user if they don't exist?

Then we need to figure out what to do with the orders table, which currently doesn't get used.

[Psi]

Will be closed in #159