feat(search): don't limit the number of blobs to put in virtual tables
fix(search): improve FTS triggers to handle all SQL operations correctly
The root cause of FTS index issues during import was that database triggers
weren't properly handling all SQL operations, particularly upsert operations
(INSERT ... ON CONFLICT ... DO UPDATE) that are commonly used during imports.
Key improvements:
- Fixed INSERT trigger to handle INSERT OR REPLACE operations
- Updated UPDATE trigger to fire on ANY change (not just specific columns)
- Improved blob triggers to use INSERT OR REPLACE for atomic updates
- Added proper handling for notes created before their blobs (import scenario)
- Added triggers for protection state changes
- All triggers now use LEFT JOIN to handle missing blobs gracefully
This ensures the FTS index stays synchronized even when:
- Entity events are disabled during import
- Notes are re-imported (upsert operations)
- Blobs are deduplicated across notes
- Notes are created before their content blobs
The solution works entirely at the database level through triggers,
removing the need for application-level workarounds.
fix(search): consolidate FTS trigger fixes into migration 234
- Merged improved trigger logic from migration 235 into 234
- Deleted unnecessary migration 235 since DB version is still 234
- Ensures triggers handle all SQL operations (INSERT OR REPLACE, upserts)
- Fixes FTS indexing for imported notes by handling missing blobs
- Schema.sql and migration 234 now have identical trigger implementations
This fixes TypeScript migrations, which were not being run correctly
even in previous versions.
On the ESBuild version, neither SQL migrations worked due to the fact
that they were not being bundled.
