graphprotocol / graphprotocol/graph-network-subgraph

Additional field request: `Subgraph.currentVersionIpfsHash`

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enhancement
Dominant language
TypeScript
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Description

Background

The subgraph search on the explorer leaves a lot to be desired. Most indexers (and likely other participants too) use subgraph deployment ids as the identifier for a subgraph, so the lack of deployment id based search functionality feels like a glaring hole.

Proposed Solution

Until fulltext search functionality is able to span across multiple entity types we are limited to searching on Subgraph entity fields, so to support filtering subgraphs based on their deployment id I'd like to propose adding a new field to the Subgraph entity type which would contain the ipfs hash of the latest version deployment for that subgraph: Subgraph.currentVersionIpfsHash. Then this field can be included in the subgraphSearch fulltext search field here.

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Research direction

Start in schema.graphql around the Subgraph entity and the subgraphSearch definition near line 1230. Trace how the latest version deployment is represented and how searchable fields are populated. Done means Subgraph.currentVersionIpfsHash contains the latest deployment IPFS hash and is included in subgraphSearch.

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Assessment

Tech stack
graphql, typescript
Domain
backend-api-design, search
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
38/100

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