Grafting feature not copying over fulltext search data
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No files, tests, or entry points are named. Start by reproducing a graft where fulltext data exists before the graft limit and compare search results with data processed afterward; trace how grafting copies fulltext search data, and consider the issue done when pre-limit indexed data is searchable on the new subgraph.
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Description
When deploying a grafted version of a subgraph, most of the data from the base version gets copied, but it seems that data generated for fulltext search functionality doesn't get copied properly, as fulltext search from data that's indexed before the graft limit block isn't present on the new subgraph, whilst newly processed data is.
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