Closed akhil1508 closed 9 months ago
IIRC there were some indexing errors in timezones with earlier versions, plus the new fields are needed for the Android app to work correctly. A forced index can happen in the background and shouldn't affect normal usage of the app (no downtime). Just make sure you only run a single thread with -f
Unless you run the forced index, the already uploaded media won't be re-indexed. Any new media would be fine, though. Also I recommend upgrading with the cli because the migration can be very slow.
@pulsejet Thank you for the quick response! Sounds great to hear that this isn't blocking the update :)
A forced index can happen in the background and shouldn't affect normal usage of the app
The length
of the liveid
column in two tables was changed from 256
to 128
. Does this affect the feature even before re-indexing is completed?
LiveID is practically never that long so it shouldn't matter (the migration would take care of it). IIRC some databases don't like columns longer than 255, which is why this change.
@pulsejet Perfect, Thanks! Can close this issue as all is clear now.
This is neither a bug report nor a feature request, but I couldn't find info on this by quickly searching (Apologies for inconvenience if any)
I use the memories app on a pretty big nextcloud installation with lots of media
5.5.0 brought along some major changes to the
memories
table including some indexes and a new columnIt says in the changelog that
For me, re-indexing all the files will take a huge amount of time and I cannot afford for users to miss media while the re-indexing happens
On the other hand, the newer version(s) of memories have introduced lots of cool features( great job btw :smile: )
So is it safe for me to update
memories
to latest and just let the re-indexing of all media happen in the backgroundmemories
normally as usual