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Increase Conpherence notification panel transaction fetch
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Authored by chad on Oct 12 2016, 4:09 PM.
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We currently fetch 15 transactions for 5 rooms, which leads to some room subtitles in the notification panel to being blank since nothing was fetched. I don't think this is a great fix, but moves the bar much further. Maybe there is a more accurate fix that isn't 5 SQL queries?

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Review notification panel in sandbox, ensure all threads have some additional information.

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chad retitled this revision from to Increase Conpherence notification panel transaction fetch.
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Yeah, this is garbage but fixing it isn't trivial. Best would probably be something like this:

  • Put a nullable lastInterestingTransactionPHID (or whatever, that name is kind of wordy) on ConpherenceThread.
  • When writing a transaction, update that field if it's an "interesting" transaction (I personally think only chat is interesting, but there's room for product debate on that).
  • Get rid of needTransactions(), replace it with needLastInterestingTransactions().
  • Do one query to load + attach those specific transactions by PHID.
This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Oct 12 2016, 4:13 PM
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