Publication needs to update counts
See original GitHub issueThe search results don’t properly update when a new item is added to the collection. To fix this we need to add:
this.changed(collectionName, 'searchCount' + definitionString, { count: cursor.mongoCursor.count() });
to both the addedAt and removedAt handlers in search-collection.js.
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I do indeed, but I have changed other things in the fork and do not recall which changes are necessary for this fix 😦 . I can try to take a closer look when I have more time.
This is fixed in the latest easy-search version