refactor(api): use document ID instead of URL for content fetching #153
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The application was previously using URLs to fetch document content, but URLs are not guaranteed to be unique across documents. Switch to using Elasticsearch document IDs which are guaranteed unique identifiers. Update types, API endpoints, and components to pass document IDs instead of URLs throughout the content fetching flow.
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closing in favor of #155 |
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The application was previously using URLs to fetch document content, but URLs are not guaranteed to be unique across documents. Switch to using Elasticsearch document IDs which are guaranteed unique identifiers. Update types, API endpoints, and components to pass document IDs instead of URLs throughout the content fetching flow.