cache claim search results by query #166
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Reference: LBRYCommunity/lbry-redux#166
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Delete branch "cache"
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Change claim_search cache to use the exact options that were used for the claim search to create a key, instead of just tags
options
intoclaimSearch
you want to search withalso a couple bugs that we fixed before the last desktop release
I'm going to bring these changes into #165 since we don't need both
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@ -46,10 +45,9 @@ const defaultState = {
fetchingMyChannels: false,
abandoningById: {},
pendingById: {},
what triggers invalidation of this cache? what is the behavior if there are weeks or months old results in here?
I'm mildly confused by why this is necessary, but not a blocking comment.
Discussions on standup have led me to believe this needs to be thought out more.
It fixed... something. I believe selecting vanity urls
this means that if
thumbnail.url
is''
ornull
, we returnundefined
this seems wrong
undefined
seems okay ifthumbnail.url
is undefined itself (i.e.thumbnail
is null, not an object, or does not have theurl
property set)is this actually used?
No. And I think others here can be removed
So just return
""
if it's an empty string? Instead ofundefined
?Yeah, we weren't even exporting this file. Just deleted it.