I've changed my object to have a new required property in v2. When I attempt to fetch a v1 object from the datastore, I get BadValueError because v1 doesn't have the required property. What's the best way to introduce new required properties on existing data
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I would resolve this problem using the mapreduce library.
First, register the mapper in
mapreduce.yaml
:then define a
process
function to modify the entities:If you are dealing with a relative small number of entities, you could avoid mapreduce modifying directly your entities with something like this:
You'll need to add it as an optional property to your model, fetch each existing entity, add the property to it (generating a reasonable value somehow), then put() the entity. Once all of your existing entities have been "upgraded", you can make the property required.
The AppEngine mapreduce API should make this fairly easy.