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New search bug when using absolute paths and when moving documents #65
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Fixes: * Rel paths causing abs paths to break when indexing documents Adds: * Ability for indexing moved documents. Without this change documents that are moved remain in the search index until a fresh index is created. This fixes that and correctly calls a delete() on the old path and index() on the new path.
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Fixes: * Rel paths causing abs paths to break when indexing documents Adds: * Ability for indexing moved documents. Without this change documents that are moved remain in the search index until a fresh index is created. This fixes that and correctly calls a delete() on the old path and index() on the new path.
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Fixes: * Rel paths causing abs paths to break when indexing documents * git_manager git add --all Adds: * Ability for indexing moved documents. Without this change documents that are moved remain in the search index until a fresh index is created. This fixes that and correctly calls a delete() on the old path and index() on the new path.
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I spotted 2 bugs in the new search code after leaving it running in my home lab.
index_all()
is called but not via the natural create/update functionality that the watchdog handles.on_moved
event handling... :(Both of these should be pretty easy fixes, I'll work on a patch over lunch later today.
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