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Created by Clever Tagline on 3/28/2025 in #support-community
Paginated indexed query with multiple index choices?
@Lee Just discovered that using .withSearchIndex on a stream is indicating a type error with the search filter: Parameter 'q' implicitly has an 'any' type. FWIW, in this particular case it's not a paginated query. I was using my original method of running multiple queries and adding all of the results to an array, but I thought I'd try to optimize it using streams and ran into this issue.
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CCConvex Community
Created by Clever Tagline on 3/28/2025 in #support-community
Paginated indexed query with multiple index choices?
Me too. It's working perfectly! Thanks for adding those stream features!
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CCConvex Community
Created by Clever Tagline on 3/28/2025 in #support-community
Paginated indexed query with multiple index choices?
I might have just rubberducked this. While finishing my original post I was thinking, "I wonder if there's a way to merge queries," so I searched the docs for "merge" and found this Stack article: https://stack.convex.dev/merging-streams-of-convex-data If I'm reading it correctly, I could stream the queries for each region, merge them, then return the pagination of the result. Something like this: 
import { stream, mergedStream } from "convex-helpers/server/stream";
import schema from "./schema";

export const getRegionContacts = query({
  args: {
    regions: v.array(v.id("regions")),
  },
  handler: async (ctx, args) => {
    const contactStreams = new Array() // figure out the stream type
    for (const regionId of args.regions) {
      contactStreams.push(await stream(ctx.db, schema)
        .query("contacts")
        .withIndex("by_region", q => q.eq("region", region))
        .order("desc")
        .collect()
      )
    }
    return mergedStream(contactStreams, ["_creationTime"]).paginate(args.paginationOpts)
  }
})
import { stream, mergedStream } from "convex-helpers/server/stream";
import schema from "./schema";

export const getRegionContacts = query({
  args: {
    regions: v.array(v.id("regions")),
  },
  handler: async (ctx, args) => {
    const contactStreams = new Array() // figure out the stream type
    for (const regionId of args.regions) {
      contactStreams.push(await stream(ctx.db, schema)
        .query("contacts")
        .withIndex("by_region", q => q.eq("region", region))
        .order("desc")
        .collect()
      )
    }
    return mergedStream(contactStreams, ["_creationTime"]).paginate(args.paginationOpts)
  }
})
Am I interpreting that correctly?
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CCConvex Community
Created by AlphaOmega on 3/21/2025 in #support-community
Why no unions as function validators?
Gotcha. Curious, what's the use case where this would be used?
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CCConvex Community
Created by AlphaOmega on 3/21/2025 in #support-community
Why no unions as function validators?
Could you elaborate? Maybe I'm not understanding what you're referring to. I use unions on occasion inside function argument validators without any issues.
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CCConvex Community
Created by anne013. on 3/20/2025 in #support-community
App Disabled: How to Fix Convex Storage Issues
That figure in the stats represents how much was used in total during the month. Even though you removed files and brought the current usage below the threshold, there was still a time earlier in the month when the usage exceeded the limit. You'll probably need to speak with Convex support directly to see about removing the restriction.
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CCConvex Community
Created by Clever Tagline on 3/11/2025 in #support-community
Tracking document changes
@lee I've got a feature request for this component. Would it be okay to discuss it here, or would you prefer that I start a new thread?
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CCConvex Community
Created by Clever Tagline on 3/13/2025 in #general
general table history
For example, I'm running all of these early tests on my contacts table. One of the fields in that table is: 
deals: v.optional(v.array(v.id("deals")))
deals: v.optional(v.array(v.id("deals")))
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