Artifact d76f693d756219e39c689baac339425b4dfe58430acf603788a983f6dce26b9f:
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internal/index/index.go
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2026-08-24 22:17:20
— part of check-in
[e262fc246c]
on branch search-current
— search: match the current revision, not any revision
A wiki page and a technote are EDITED: every revision is its own artifact under one stable name. Keyed by artifact hash they piled up in search_doc, and Search's group-by then returned whichever revision matched BEST — so a query found text deleted years ago and linked to a page that no longer contains it. On the live fleet "terrified" matched spatialite_gui's wiki home, which has not said it since 2016; libfossil/home had 117 revisions all searchable.
One row per page now, holding the current revision, newest wins on date so a clone may deliver revisions in any order. Every revision stays readable in the page's own history, which is where the question 'what did this used to say' belongs.
Existing indexes are rebuilt from wiki_edit and technote at open rather than left to the fold: the fold only fires on artifacts that arrive after this code, so deleting the stale rows alone would empty wiki search until somebody happened to reindex. (user: dmestas, size: 159464) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using]
- 2026-08-24 22:17:33 — part of check-in [37c9599a15] on branch trunk — merge search-current into trunk (user: dmestas, size: 159464) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using]
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2026-08-24 22:17:20
— part of check-in
[e262fc246c]
on branch search-current
— search: match the current revision, not any revision