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Assemble an issue or change from the indexed rows

9d8dd1bc7f52d0fcdfcf286734a2c7735c1d051d · Keenan Nemetz · 10d ago · parent 6b8f84c4

Assemble an issue or change from the indexed rows

The detail pages can read the same rows the lists do, as long as the
refresh runs first (it does) and the assembled record is exactly what the
branch says. Add Store.Issue and Store.Request, which put one entity back
together from its row, its comments, and — for a change — its closes and
approvals.

Two orderings had to be stored rather than inferred:

- request_closes keeps the file's position, because the branch lists the
  issues a change closes in the order the author wrote them, not in id
  order.
- comments and approvals are read in the same id/principal order git's
  path listing gives, so a rebuilt thread matches the one read from git.

The tests compare both readers field by field (reflect.DeepEqual) on an
issue with labels, assignees, a reply and a comment, and on a change with
two closes, an anchored comment and an approval. The schema version is
bumped so existing rows are rebuilt with the new column.

forge/index/index.go +4−1

@@ -132,6 +132,9 @@ CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS request_closes (
	132	132	repo_id TEXT NOT NULL,
	133	133	request_id TEXT NOT NULL,
	134	134	issue_id TEXT NOT NULL,
		135	-- position keeps the order the request's file lists them in, so a rebuilt
		136	-- row answers with the same list the branch does.
		137	position INTEGER NOT NULL DEFAULT 0,
	135	138	PRIMARY KEY (repo_id, request_id, issue_id)
	136	139	);
	137	140	CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS request_closes_issue ON request_closes(repo_id, issue_id);
@@ -212,7 +215,7 @@ CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE IF NOT EXISTS search USING fts5(
	212	215	// and leaves every repo with an empty issues_sha, which makes the next read
	213	216	// rebuild that repo from git. A stale row is worse than a rebuild, and a rebuild is the
	214	217	// operation the index already has to survive.
	215		const schemaVersion = 5
		218	const schemaVersion = 6
	216	219
	217	220	func (s *Store) migrate() error {
	218	221	var v int