I was curious as to what's the max return for geo search?
When I run a location in the console from 600km it say it found 7065
results from latitude 33.83 and longitude -83.89. That is a Georgia
location. In my database I have 973 total Georgia rows.
The reason for the post and the issue I have is that 600km = 372 miles
which is a good enough distance to cover the entire state of Georgia from
that lat/lon point. However in the return results it's not showing all the
locations, nor is it giving me locations that are near that max miles it
can reach. For example I have a location that's 255 miles from the lat/lon
point. It should be able to reach it since I have the max distance set to
600km.
Is there something else I can do or am I trying to reach out too far?
def index
> @search = Search.new
>
> if location = Location.find_by_zipcode(params[:search])
> latitude = location.latitude * Math::PI / 180
> longitude = location.longitude * Math::PI / 180
> locations = Location.search(
> :geo => [latitude, longitude],
> :with => {:geodist => 0.0..600_000.0},
> :order => 'geodist ASC',
> :per_page => 5_000,
> :max_matches => 10_000
>
> )
> @users = User.where(zip_code: locations.map(&:zipcode))
development:
> mysql41: 9312
> max_matches: 10000
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