Make FileTile resolve URIs (fixes exact search matching) #120
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Fixes exact search matching and search results HTML @kauffj.
I have no idea why default thumbnails aren't resolving any more or when that stopped working :(
I think in order for this to be mergable to master we need to:
sd_hash
rather than URI and then fix the downloaded/published pages (right now published appear in downloaded after you loaded both and it starts throwing errors)We'd need to then lookup files by first selecting the claim for a URI, then running a selector that iterates all files in the state and grabs the one with the matching outpoint. It seems to make sense to store files by
sd_hash
though, as claim and outpoint can sometimes benull
, in the case of files that are being uploaded or failed to upload for example.