Typesense was an optional external search backend. This commit fully
removes the integration, leaving the database searcher as the only
search implementation.
Changes:
- Delete pkg/models/typesense.go (core integration)
- Delete pkg/cmd/index.go (CLI command for indexing)
- Simplify task search to always use database searcher
- Remove Typesense event listeners for task sync
- Remove TypesenseSync model registration
- Remove Typesense config keys and defaults
- Remove Typesense doctor health check
- Remove Typesense initialization from startup
- Clean up benchmark test
- Add migration to drop typesense_sync table
- Remove golangci-lint suppression for typesense.go
- Remove typesense-go dependency
Restrict the AND-joined sub-table filter merging to range comparators
(>, >=, <, <=) only. Equality and negative comparators (=, !=, in,
not in) must remain as separate EXISTS/NOT EXISTS subqueries because
each matching value lives in its own row.
Merging equality filters like `labels = 4 && labels = 5` into a single
EXISTS would produce an unsatisfiable condition (no single row has
label_id=4 AND label_id=5). Merging negative filters like
`labels != 4 && labels != 5` into NOT EXISTS(label_id IN 4 AND
label_id IN 5) would be trivially true.
Also fix the join tracking to use the first filter's join type
(how the group connects to the previous element) instead of the last.
When multiple AND-joined filter conditions target the same sub-table
(e.g., reminders > X && reminders < Y), they are now combined into
a single EXISTS subquery so that all conditions must be satisfied by
the same row. Previously, each condition generated a separate EXISTS
subquery that could match different rows, causing false positives.
Fixes#2245
This fixes a bug where tasks which were filtered out by their label would still be shown. That was caused by the way the filter query was translated to sql under the hood.
Resolves https://github.com/go-vikunja/vikunja/issues/394
This fixes two closely-related bugs:
1. When loading tasks from a bucket of a saved filter, the saved filter query would override the user-supplied filter, which would cause to only tasks matching the saved filter query to be returned.
2. When a filter query for a bucket was specified, the function would only check if one of the top level filters was a filter for tasks in a specific bucket. That means a filter like "bucket_id = 42 && labels = foo" would return the expected result, while a filter like "labels = foo && (bucket_id = 42 && priority = 1)" would fail with an error 500 because the task_buckets table was not joined to the sql query. The fix from the first bug caused such filter queries.
Mysql cannot handle year values < 1. That means filtering for a date value like 0000-01-01 won't work with mysql. Additionally, dates like 0001-01-01 could under some circumstances not work either when the date in combination with the time zone would resolve to something like 0000-12-31 - for example when the server is located (and configured) in UTC, but the user running the query is in New York. This could be observed by setting the time zone manually using the filter_timezone query parameter.
Resolves https://vikunja.sentry.io/share/issue/42bce92c15354c109eb1e6488b6a542b/
Resolves https://vikunja.sentry.io/share/issue/ef81451b0c7b43f1bff2d3a86ba393bb/
This change fixes a bug where Typesense would try to sort by the project view of a saved filter. The view position is not indexed in Typesense, hence filtering fails. Because sorting by position is not a feature in saved filters, I've removed the logic for sorting saved filters with Typesense.
This change fixes a bug where the project view to use for joining was empty, since Typesense only supports 3 sorting parameters. When using more than that, the logic to fetch the view ID parameter would not return the correct parameter, but the logic building the order by statement would. That led to inconsistencies where the task position was included in the order by statement, but the table would not be joined, failing the query.
kolaente
Mattia Maglie
Dominik Pschenitschni
Vladimir