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[Seif Lotfy <602211@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I completely agree that current_uri as a new parameter however once u use it
u will need to use the the logic i described before:

So lets say I have a file that has been moved from /home/seif/foo to
/home/seif/bar. This means I query for all events where subject_uri =
/home/seif/foo so I get all results until the point it was moved, right? And
if I ask for /home/seif/bar I get all events with subject_uri =
/home/seif/foo as well as all subject_uri = /home/seif/bar ... ?

I dont mind using it for deletes. As I said its a nautilus patch

On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 8:21 PM, Michal Hruby <michal.mhr@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

> I still didn't understand why would the current_uri be part of event,
> isn't it by definition a property of the subject? That way you don't
> need to update dozens of events, just one subject entry...
>
> --
> Monitoring Create/Move/Copy Files events
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/602211
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> Status in Unity: Triaged
> Status in Unity Files Place: Triaged
> Status in Zeitgeist Framework: Confirmed
> Status in Zeitgeist Datahub: Confirmed
>
> Bug description:
> An issue we are facing at the moment is that ppl lose track of there files
> in a timeline if the file was moved around or renamed. I would propose using
> taskview or patch nautilus to actually grab those events and either:
> 1) Modify the uris in the uris table
> 2) Create a new table with    | new_id | old_uri_id | event | to map uris
> to their actual ids and the event that allowed the change, this would allow
> us to track a history of renaming or moving a file. It will look a bit like
> the following:
>
> 9 | 9 | 48124  # CREATE EVENT
> 12 | 9 | 48126 # MOVE EVENT
>
> In other words the last row means uri 12 was moved from uri 9 with event
> 48126
>
> UPDATE:
>
> 3) Create a changable_uri table that is a map of the uri table. it gets
> updated upon moved and rename.
> We then add new resulttype that allow you to ask for either pureSubject or
> adaptedSubject. depending on which one is chosen we then use the according
> table in the join of the find_events_query :)
>
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Status in Unity: Triaged
Status in Unity Files Place: Triaged
Status in Zeitgeist Framework: Confirmed
Status in Zeitgeist Datahub: Confirmed

Bug description:
An issue we are facing at the moment is that ppl lose track of there files in a timeline if the file was moved around or renamed. I would propose using taskview or patch nautilus to actually grab those events and either:
1) Modify the uris in the uris table
2) Create a new table with    | new_id | old_uri_id | event | to map uris to their actual ids and the event that allowed the change, this would allow us to track a history of renaming or moving a file. It will look a bit like the following:

9 | 9 | 48124  # CREATE EVENT
12 | 9 | 48126 # MOVE EVENT

In other words the last row means uri 12 was moved from uri 9 with event 48126

UPDATE:

3) Create a changable_uri table that is a map of the uri table. it gets updated upon moved and rename.
We then add new resulttype that allow you to ask for either pureSubject or adaptedSubject. depending on which one is chosen we then use the according table in the join of the find_events_query :)