Hi Pat,
This is actually the expected behaviour - though it definitely needs
some documentation love. Boolean, integer and timestamp attributes
can all be updated in the original index, so the delta is not needed
in these situations.
That's super. I hadn't realised this so thanks for spelling it out.
I'm guessing in your situation it means that the WHERE clause isn't
coming into effect. I should add a setting to disable these
'smarter' updates - but in the meantime, I guess a work-around is:
has "reviewed", :type => :boolean
Using a string implies a SQL snippet, and TS can't/won't try to
figure out what column(s) the string references, and so will perform
a delta update in all situations.
Given what you said in the first paragraph, the delta index is a red
herring here. I wonder why the WHERE clause is not coming into effect?
If I index via rake, the WHERE clause takes effect and reviewed items
are excluded. Are we sure the main index is updated when a boolean
attribute alone is updated? I can't think why else the WHERE clause
wouldn't have the desired effect.
Thanks again,
Andrew
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