They can indeed be non-unique.
defp maybe_add_uri_match(list, query) do
with {:ok, query} <- UriType.cast(query),
- %User{} = user <- Pleroma.Repo.get_by(User, uri: query) do
- [user.id | list]
+ q = from(u in User, where: u.uri == ^query, select: u.id),
+ users = Pleroma.Repo.all(q) do
+ users ++ list
else
_ -> list
end
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+defmodule Pleroma.Repo.Migrations.UserURIsIndexPartThree do
+ use Ecto.Migration
+
+ def change do
+ drop_if_exists(unique_index(:users, :uri))
+ create_if_not_exists(index(:users, :uri))
+ end
+end
assert first_user.id == user.id
end
+ test "doesn't die if two users have the same uri" do
+ insert(:user, %{uri: "https://gensokyo.2hu/@raymoo"})
+ insert(:user, %{uri: "https://gensokyo.2hu/@raymoo"})
+ assert [_first_user, _second_user] = User.search("https://gensokyo.2hu/@raymoo")
+ end
+
test "returns a user with matching uri as the first result" do
user =
insert(:user, %{