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import migrate
import sqlalchemy as sql


ROLE_TABLE = 'role'
IMPLIED_ROLE_TABLE = 'implied_role'


def upgrade(migrate_engine):
    meta = sql.MetaData()
    meta.bind = migrate_engine

    role = sql.Table(ROLE_TABLE, meta, autoload=True)
    implied_role = sql.Table(IMPLIED_ROLE_TABLE, meta, autoload=True)

    fkeys = [
        {'columns': [implied_role.c.prior_role_id],
         'references': [role.c.id]},
        {'columns': [implied_role.c.implied_role_id],
         'references': [role.c.id]},
    ]

    # NOTE(stevemar): We need to divide these into two separate loops otherwise
    # they may clobber each other and only end up with one foreign key.
    for fkey in fkeys:
        migrate.ForeignKeyConstraint(columns=fkey['columns'],
                                     refcolumns=fkey['references'],
                                     name=fkey.get('name')).drop()
    for fkey in fkeys:
        migrate.ForeignKeyConstraint(columns=fkey['columns'],
                                     refcolumns=fkey['references'],
                                     name=fkey.get('name'),
                                     ondelete="CASCADE").create()