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dragonsstash/prisma/migrations/20260524000000_package_remote_unique_id/migration.sql
xCyanGrizzly 7d39a13310 feat(worker): use TDLib remote.unique_id as zero-false-positive dedup signal
The fileName + size repost detection from ff4e150 works but has a
theoretical false-positive: two unrelated files in the same channel
with identical names and identical total sizes get treated as duplicates.

TDLib's document.remote.unique_id is a stable identifier per file
content — every repost of the exact same file across messages keeps
the same unique_id. Using it as the first dedup check eliminates the
false-positive risk entirely.

Schema:
  - Package.remoteUniqueId (nullable, since existing rows lack it)
  - Index on (sourceChannelId, remoteUniqueId)

Pipeline:
  1. Capture remoteUniqueId in getChannelMessages + getTopicMessages
  2. Pass through TelegramMessage type
  3. processOneArchiveSet checks findPackageByRemoteUniqueId FIRST
     (before packageExistsBySourceMessage / findRepostedPackage)
  4. createPackageStub stores it on the new Package row

Existing 19,952 Packages have remoteUniqueId = NULL — they fall through
to the existing checks (source-msg-id, name+size, content-hash). New
ingestions populate it and benefit from the strong signal immediately.
Old Packages get backfilled organically when their content is
re-encountered and a new Package would otherwise be created.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-24 08:50:24 +02:00

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-- AlterTable: capture TDLib's stable per-content identifier for new packages.
-- Existing rows are NULL; they fall through to the other dedup checks until
-- they're re-encountered organically.
ALTER TABLE "packages" ADD COLUMN "remoteUniqueId" TEXT;
-- CreateIndex: scoped to source channel because we want to dedup
-- per-channel (the same file appearing in two different channels is still
-- worth indexing twice — they're different ingestion sources).
CREATE INDEX "packages_sourceChannelId_remoteUniqueId_idx"
ON "packages"("sourceChannelId", "remoteUniqueId");