Querying applicants endpoint with name search parameter times out.

[designreact]

Hi Reapit Team 😃

We're still seeing timeouts on the Reapit API for applicant name searches. See our previous issue GET applicants endpoint not returning entities when passing in name parameter #8195.

To Reproduce

The below curl should yield results:

curl -X 'GET' \
  'https://platform.reapit.cloud/applicants/?name=Giles%20Kennedy' \
  -H 'accept: application/json' \
  -H 'api-version: 2020-01-31' \
  -H 'Authorization: Bearer [token]'

Expected behaviour
Response should contain applicant entities.

Actual:

{"message": "Endpoint request timed out"}

Specification

• Project: Reapit.Services.Applicants
• Update the full text search mechanism to utilise the updated version from the Reapit.Services.Contacts project (this checks the customers configuration so search behaviour shares parity with the CRM itself, rather than us doing our own thing)

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[plittlewood-rpt]

Hi @designreact I've had a quick look at this and can see what this probably boils down to. I'll try get someone onto it soon for you.

[designreact]

OK Great, Thanks @plittlewood-rpt 👍

[plittlewood-rpt]

Hi @designreact an update has just gone out which should address this. We'll keep an eye on our logs as we should see a marked improvement in API latency for this endpoint when using name search parameters, but if you could run your own tests and confirm back that it's resolved your specific problem that would be great. Thnaks