Feature/4016 anon import aliases

[philipkcl]

• Issue:
• https://github.com/DOAJ/doajPM/issues/4016

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anon import aliases

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• Unit tests are written and all pass
• User Test Scripts (if required) are written and have been run through
• Project's coding standards are met
  • No deprecated methods are used
  • No magic strings/numbers - all strings are in constants or messages files
  • ES queries are wrapped in a Query object rather than inlined in the code
  • Where possible our common library functions have been used (e.g. dates manipulated via dates)
  • Cleaned up commented out code, etc
  • Urls are constructed with url_for not hard-coded
• Code documentation and related non-code documentation has all been updated
  • Core model documentation has been added to if needed: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1lun2S9vwGbyfy3WjIjgXBm05D-3wWDZ4bp8xiIYfImM/edit
  • Events and consumers documentation has been added if needed: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oIeG5vg-blm2MZCE-7YhwulUlSz6TOUeY8jAftdP9JE/edit
• Migation has been created and tested
• There is a recent merge from develop

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[Steven-Eardley]

This is a great improvement, thanks @philipkcl - just a couple of changes suggested before merge.

[Steven-Eardley]

it might be good to enforce the separator here (if not index_prefix.endswith('-') ...) because here is where a missing separator could match a whole lot more indexes than we indend. E.g. if you supply doaj as the index prefix you'll delete indexes doajstatic-article etc. That won't happen unless the comment in settings.py to include the separator is ignored.

Perhaps we should just ensure the setting always ends with - instead. Either way, not a blocker for release.

[philipkcl]

Not recommend it.

It will fail the first time import. The first time import meaning when the the index name still calling doaj-account instead of doaj-account-20111212, which mean it will help to migrate if the environment still using old index name doaj-account.

Moreover, prefix search by index_type and the script will show which index will be removed, it should be safe enough.

[philipkcl]

added some condition check to avoid future index like doaj-account_abcde