Skip the account-led search index on tables without an account column #174

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jcoffey-dev merged 1 commits from fix/search-index-account-column into main 2026-10-08 21:21:08 +00:00
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2026.10.9 (#172) creates an (account, column) index for every sorted search column. The tracing table s_trace has no account column, so on every start each node logs:

WARN Configuration build warning (registry.build-warning) source = SearchStore ... Failed to create search indexes: ... column "accid" does not exist

The search store is still built and used (storage.rs only warns), and the indexes on s_email, s_cal and s_card were created. The composite index is now only made where the table's primary key includes the account. For the next release.

2026.10.9 (#172) creates an (account, column) index for every sorted search column. The tracing table s_trace has no account column, so on every start each node logs: WARN Configuration build warning (registry.build-warning) source = SearchStore ... Failed to create search indexes: ... column "accid" does not exist The search store is still built and used (storage.rs only warns), and the indexes on s_email, s_cal and s_card were created. The composite index is now only made where the table's primary key includes the account. For the next release.
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Skip the account-led search index on tables without an account column
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2026.10.9 added an (account, column) index for every sorted search
column, but the tracing table has no account column, so each node
logged a build warning at startup for the one CREATE INDEX that failed.
The index is now only made where the table's primary key has the
account.
jcoffey-dev merged commit 17894806aa into main 2026-10-08 21:21:08 +00:00
jcoffey-dev deleted branch fix/search-index-account-column 2026-10-08 21:21:08 +00:00
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