simplify and speed up search in groups #32197
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Searching users in groups is actually implemented and should be reused Signed-off-by: Arthur Schiwon <[email protected]>
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| $users = $group->searchUsers(trim($search), $limit === -1 ? null : $limit, $offset); |
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I had the same idea but this is a search by userid and not disolay name. At least for the database backend, i have some changes locally to add a search by display name too, but I have not finished it.
Also probably a good idea to use the new DisplayNameCache
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I had the same idea but this is a search by userid and not disolay name. At least for the database backend, i have some changes locally to add a search by display name too, but I have not finished it.
This explains it m(
Also probably a good idea to use the new DisplayNameCache
yeah
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IGroup::searchDisplayName is what we should use. But the implementation is the same as searchUsers.
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Yep, I push my work tomorrow morning 👍
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@CarlSchwan is this what you are doing^?
LDAP backend does a proper search in any case. Normally a search for user IDs does not happen and does not have value in itself 🤔
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It's trickling in slowly 🧠. The group DB backend may not only check DB users, because it is decoupled. You can add LDAP users into local groups.
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Maybe cycle through the users and extend IUser with satisfy(string $search): bool. Downside: will still have a request per users against DB, LDAP or whichever source. Better extend user backend with a batch operations filterUsers(array $userIds, string $search): array.
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It's trickling in slowly brain. The group DB backend may not only check DB users, because it is decoupled. You can add LDAP users into local groups.
$group->searchDisplayName will do a search for each group backend so it should still work if you have a ldap user inside a db group. I need to do a bit more testing ;)
Signed-off-by: Arthur Schiwon <[email protected]>
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@blizzz ant update? wanna rebase? :) |
🧹 💨 🤭 gosh, the dust! I am not aware what the state was with @CarlSchwan's changes; and also not having time currently. Pending between keeping it open indefinitely or closing. |
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Searching users in groups is actually implemented and should be reused
(didn't test myself yet :) )
To fix #32188