By including eraId in GroupCallUpdate messages, we're able to identify
separate group calls after the fact. Each unique eraId will result in a
new entry in the database, even if the group call has since ended.
For contact threads, thread.name opened a sneaky transaction, which would
sometimes cause a deadlock.
This commit moves the name method to the contact manager and offers an explicit
transaction flavor. There is still a sneaky transaction flavor used in some
places where it's deemed dangerous to plumb through a transaction without
further scrutiny.
creationDate didn't always exist - we added it and did not backfill it. We
could backfill with a made up date, e.g. [NSDate
dateWithTimeIntervalSince1970:0], but I'm wary of putting surprising bogus data
in the db. Instead I've using an old date during sorting where it's not
surprising.
-[ ] indexes
-[x] results: Contacts / Conversations / Messages
-[ ] group thread
-[x] group name
-[ ] group member name
-[ ] group member number
-[ ] contact thread
-[ ] name
-[ ] number
-[ ] messages
-[ ] content
- [ ] show search results: Contact / Conversation / Messages
- [ ] tapping thread search result takes you to conversation
- [ ] tapping message search result takes you to message
- [ ] show snippet text for matched message
- [ ] highlight matched text in thread
- [ ] go to next search result in thread
