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chatwoot/app/presenters/messages/search_data_presenter.rb
Vishnu NarayananandGitHub ce34f93917 fix: index email subject from conversation for outbound messages (#14122)
## Summary

Outbound email messages never populate
`content_attributes.email.subject`. The subject lives only on the parent
conversation's `additional_attributes.mail_subject`. The search index
doc built by `Messages::SearchDataPresenter` pulls from the
message-level field only, so outbound email subjects are unsearchable
for accounts on the advanced_search (Elasticsearch) path.

This change makes the presenter fall back to
`conversation.additional_attributes.mail_subject` when the message-level
subject is blank. Inbound email messages keep their existing behavior
(message-level subject takes precedence).

Closes https://linear.app/chatwoot/issue/CW-6877

## What changes

- `Messages::SearchDataPresenter#content_attributes_data` now falls back
to the conversation's `mail_subject` when the message-level subject is
blank.
- Added specs covering the fallback, precedence, and the neither-set
case.

## What does not change

- No schema changes, no migrations, no backfill of existing OpenSearch
documents.
- Searchkick's `after_commit :reindex_for_search` on `Message` will pick
up the new field for all newly created or updated messages via the
existing indexing path.
- Postgres search path (free accounts, fallback) is untouched. Broader
subject search for those users is a separate follow-up.
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class Messages::SearchDataPresenter < SimpleDelegator
def search_data
{
**searchable_content,
**message_attributes,
additional_attributes: additional_attributes_data,
conversation: conversation_data
}
end
private
def searchable_content
{
content: content,
attachments: attachment_data,
content_attributes: content_attributes_data
}
end
def message_attributes
{
account_id: account_id,
inbox_id: inbox_id,
conversation_id: conversation_id,
message_type: message_type,
private: private,
created_at: created_at,
source_id: source_id,
sender_id: sender_id,
sender_type: sender_type
}
end
def attachment_data
attachments.filter_map do |a|
{ transcribed_text: a.meta&.dig('transcribed_text') }
end.presence
end
def content_attributes_data
email_subject = content_attributes.dig(:email, :subject).presence ||
conversation.additional_attributes&.dig('mail_subject').presence
return {} if email_subject.blank?
{ email: { subject: email_subject } }
end
def conversation_data
{ id: conversation.display_id }
end
def additional_attributes_data
{
automation_rule_id: content_attributes&.dig('automation_rule_id')
}
end
end