- Add Meili-Include-Metadata header constant
- Modify perform_search to conditionally include metadata based on header
- Modify perform_federated_search to conditionally include metadata based on header
- Update all search routes to check for header and pass include_metadata parameter
- Forward Meili-Include-Metadata header to remote requests for federated search
- Ensure remote queries include primaryKey metadata when header is present
- Add SearchMetadata struct with queryUid, indexUid, primaryKey, and remote fields
- Update SearchResult to include metadata field
- Update FederatedSearchResult to include metadata array
- Refactor federated search metadata building to maintain query order
- Support primary key extraction from both local and remote results
- Add remote field to identify remote instance for federated queries
- Ensure metadata array matches query order in federated search
Features:
- queryUid: UUID v7 for each query
- indexUid: Index identifier
- primaryKey: Primary key field name (null if not available)
- remote: Remote instance name (null for local queries)
This provides complete traceability for search operations across local and remote instances.
- Add indexUid field to SearchMetadata struct
- Update perform_search to include indexUid in metadata
- Update federated search to include indexUid for each query
The metadata field now contains both queryUid and indexUid:
- For /search: single object with queryUid and indexUid
- For /multi-search: each result has metadata with both fields
- For federated search: array of objects, each with queryUid and indexUid
- Add SearchMetadata struct with queryUid field (UUID v7)
- Add metadata field to SearchResult for /search route
- Add metadata field to FederatedSearchResult for /multi-search route
- Update perform_search to generate queryUid and set metadata
- Update federated search to generate queryUid for each query
- Update multi-search non-federated path to include metadata
- Fix pattern matching in analytics and other code
The metadata field contains:
- For /search: single object with queryUid
- For /multi-search: array of objects, one per query
- For federated search: array of objects, one per query
All queryUid values are generated using Uuid::now_v7() for time-ordered uniqueness.
