Renumber article slugs to sequential article-N

One-time PocketBase migration that replaces every article's slug with
article-1, article-2, ... ordered by publishedAt (oldest first),
requested explicitly by the site owner in place of the existing
descriptive slugs.
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/// <reference path="../pb_data/types.d.ts" />
// One-time cleanup: replace every article's slug with a sequential
// "article-N", ordered by publishedAt (oldest first; drafts, which have no
// publishedAt, sort after published articles by creation order). Requested
// explicitly by the site owner, aware this drops the existing descriptive
// slugs and breaks any already-indexed/shared URLs using them.
//
// Two passes with a temporary unique slug in between: assigning final slugs
// in a single pass can collide with another record's current slug that
// hasn't been renamed yet (slug has a unique index).
migrate((app) => {
const articles = app.findAllRecords('articles')
articles.sort((a, b) => {
const publishedA = a.getString('publishedAt')
const publishedB = b.getString('publishedAt')
if (publishedA && publishedB) return publishedA < publishedB ? -1 : publishedA > publishedB ? 1 : 0
if (publishedA) return -1
if (publishedB) return 1
return a.getString('created') < b.getString('created') ? -1 : 1
})
articles.forEach((record) => {
record.set('slug', `migrating-${record.id}`)
app.save(record)
})
articles.forEach((record, index) => {
record.set('slug', `article-${index + 1}`)
app.save(record)
})
}, (_app) => {
// Not reversible: the original slugs aren't recorded anywhere.
})