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[Bug]: Search does not seem to be working correctly in 2.8 #117

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ktalley-vtech opened this issue Jul 8, 2022 · 2 comments
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[Bug]: Search does not seem to be working correctly in 2.8 #117

ktalley-vtech opened this issue Jul 8, 2022 · 2 comments
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Describe the bug

Search results are not returning correct/consistent results. Here is one example:
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Also, other search scenario shows correct results for a split-second, but then returns to full/all snippets, which is obviously not correct.

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After installing 2.8, I tried to search for a specific text ("Splunk") in a snippet name. The results briefly flashed with the correct results (there are 2), but then immediately returned to a result of all snippets. I closed it down, restarted, and tried it again. This time I get 1 correct result at top of list, and then all other (non-search-correct) snippets appear below it (this is example in the screenshot found in the description above). This all worked fine in 2.6.1.

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2.8

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Windows 10

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@antonreshetov antonreshetov added bug Something isn't working and removed pending triage labels Jul 9, 2022
antonreshetov added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 9, 2022
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Closed because it was fixed in v2.8.1

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aderchox commented Apr 12, 2024

@antonreshetov I guess this is not quite fixed. I'm on 3.11.0 and I still get search results that do not actually contain the keyword I've searched for. I believe the fuzzy search it does is "too fuzzy". My understanding of it is, it's probably searching all the letters in the search keyword one by one, and then sees if it can find them all to connect them together, and then construct the search keyword? Which is an odd way of searching keywords. To verify this, one can just check the result and then find nothing highlighted.
update: Here's an example I just bumped into:
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All that being said, I wish there was an option in the settings for configuring the search to behave as an "exact search", or at least as a less-meticulous fuzzy search.

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