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@ -217,7 +217,8 @@ type Relations interface {
// SelectRelationsInRange will return relations grouped by relation type within the given range. // SelectRelationsInRange will return relations grouped by relation type within the given range.
// The map is relType -> []entry. If a relType parameter is specified then the results will only // The map is relType -> []entry. If a relType parameter is specified then the results will only
// contain relations of that type, otherwise if "" is specified then all relations in the range // contain relations of that type, otherwise if "" is specified then all relations in the range
// will be returned. The stream position returned is the maximum position of the returned results. // will be returned, inclusive of the "to" position but excluding the "from" position. The stream
// position returned is the maximum position of the returned results.
SelectRelationsInRange(ctx context.Context, txn *sql.Tx, roomID, eventID, relType string, r types.Range, limit int) (map[string][]types.RelationEntry, types.StreamPosition, error) SelectRelationsInRange(ctx context.Context, txn *sql.Tx, roomID, eventID, relType string, r types.Range, limit int) (map[string][]types.RelationEntry, types.StreamPosition, error)
// SelectMaxRelationID returns the maximum ID of all relations, used to determine what the boundaries // SelectMaxRelationID returns the maximum ID of all relations, used to determine what the boundaries
// should be if there are no boundaries supplied (i.e. we want to work backwards but don't have a // should be if there are no boundaries supplied (i.e. we want to work backwards but don't have a