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Show Meta for Buddy requests #2485
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Blocked by #2235 |
need more information about the exactly what to do here?
What interface or endpoints daemon should check for
What meta information daemon should share and how the reply from the daemon to buddy should looks like? |
This task is about adding implementation to display information for We need to store the information that buddy sends to us and display it when the user calls Feel free to message me in case questions |
after #2235 buddy replies to daemon with additional
these meta info used for query log. And this ticket needs also to store this As for now |
fixed at 1b285c5 to updated |
set ticket to @PavelShilin89 to add CLT test. If @donhardman has no ideas for test cases could close the issue |
Quick demo of how it works:
Query log:
@PavelShilin89 pls improve your fuzzy search tests by adding there |
@donhardman Testing done in PR - #2756 |
Closing as this PR was merged |
Proposal:
We should consider a way to implement sharing meta-information for performed queries with the buddy by directly sending the meta-info in the response for the buddy, in case we detect the proper User Agent.
In that case, all queries that are proxied to the buddy and executed by it will be able to accumulate and aggregate this info, and then respond to the daemon using an internal protocol. This will help us introduce a "show meta" feature for buddy-executed queries.
The issue is that currently, the "show meta" feature gives us the wrong response and contains an error when we have a query that was processed by the buddy.
Checklist:
To be completed by the assignee. Check off tasks that have been completed or are not applicable.
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