public override async Task <List <CommentView> > PreparedSearchAsync(CommentSearch search, Requester requester)
{
logger.LogTrace($"Comment GetAsync called by {requester}");
await FixWatchLimits(watchSource, requester, search.ContentLimit);
return(await converter.SimpleSearchAsync(search, q =>
services.permissions.PermissionWhere(q, requester, Keys.ReadAction)));
}
public override async Task <List <CommentView> > PreparedSearchAsync(CommentSearch search, Requester requester)
{
logger.LogTrace($"Comment GetAsync called by {requester}");
List <CommentView> result = null;
//Write a regression test for comment deletion alerts
if (search.Ids.Count > 0 && OnlyIdSearch(search, requester))
{
result = singlecache.GetValues(search.Ids);
//NOTE: there is a period of time where the cache could be invalid by the time you get this data. I'm willing
//to accept slightly out of date information... but does that mean some people will NEVER get the updates? no,
//it just means for THIS request, they may have something slightly amiss.
if (result.Select(x => x.id).OrderBy(x => x).SequenceEqual(search.Ids.Distinct().OrderBy(x => x)))
{
//THIS IS A WIN! It means we have all the comments we were searching for! Now just remove the ones you're NOT ALLOWED to see
var allowedIds = await services.provider.GetListAsync(await contentSource.SearchIds(
new ContentSearch()
{
Ids = result.Select(x => x.parentId).ToList()
},
q => services.permissions.PermissionWhere(q, requester, Keys.ReadAction))
);
//Remove any that don't show up in allowed ids
result.RemoveAll(x => !allowedIds.Contains(x.parentId));
logger.LogDebug($"* Using in-memory comments ({string.Join(",", result.Select(x => x.id))}) for ids {string.Join(",", search.Ids)}");
return(result);
}
}
await OptimizedCommentSearch(search, requester, async (f) => result = await converter.SimpleSearchAsync(search, f));
return(result);
}