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- Prevent unnecessary api calls on Collection (index). #818 #820

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Prevent unnecessary api calls on Collection (index) when updating/inserting ...etc. #818

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I believe we also need to add a testing step for typesense, but I'm honestly not knowledgable in github actions.

@taylorotwell taylorotwell merged commit 8af517e into laravel:10.x Apr 9, 2024
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saibotk added a commit to saibotk/scout that referenced this pull request Jul 12, 2024
In //laravel#820 we introduced an exists check method, which then lead to static state issues as described in laravel#845

Those where addressed in laravel#846

But now that the function always double-checks the existence, we can remove the exists check entirely and only rely on the Typesense server response for this state.

This "fixes" issues where the server already has a collection and the client would try to recreate it. E.g. when it has flushed the index and another process or worker then creates the collection.
saibotk added a commit to saibotk/scout that referenced this pull request Jul 12, 2024
In laravel#820 we introduced an exists check method, which then lead to static state issues as described in laravel#845

Those where addressed in laravel#846

But now that the function always double-checks the existence, we can remove the exists check entirely and only rely on the Typesense server response for this state.

This "fixes" issues where the server already has a collection and the client would try to recreate it. E.g. when it has flushed the index and another process or worker then creates the collection.
saibotk added a commit to saibotk/scout that referenced this pull request Jul 12, 2024
In laravel#820 we introduced an exists check method, which then lead to static state issues as described in laravel#845

Those where addressed in laravel#846

But now that the function always double-checks the existence, we can remove the exists check entirely and only rely on the Typesense server response for this state.

This "fixes" issues where the server already has a collection and the client would try to recreate it. E.g. when it has flushed the index and another process or worker then creates the collection.
saibotk added a commit to saibotk/scout that referenced this pull request Jul 12, 2024
In laravel#820 we introduced an exists check method, which then lead to static state issues as described in laravel#845

Those where addressed in laravel#846

But now that the function always double-checks the existence, we can remove the exists check entirely and only rely on the Typesense server response for this state.

This "fixes" issues where the server already has a collection and the client would try to recreate it. E.g. when it has flushed the index and another process or worker then creates the collection.
taylorotwell added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 5, 2024
* refactor(typesense): remove unused exists checks

In #820 we introduced an exists check method, which then lead to static state issues as described in #845

Those where addressed in #846

But now that the function always double-checks the existence, we can remove the exists check entirely and only rely on the Typesense server response for this state.

This "fixes" issues where the server already has a collection and the client would try to recreate it. E.g. when it has flushed the index and another process or worker then creates the collection.

* Update TypesenseEngine.php

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Co-authored-by: Taylor Otwell <taylor@laravel.com>
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