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We’re so close to this feature! @finestructure and I chatted through the last couple of bits this morning and here’s a list:
Search should return multiple matches for authors from a query:
We spoke about using some kind of string distance function for ordering of these results. From looking at the documentation, the “Levenshtein” method that Postgres supports might be a good primary ordering, maybe with a number of packages as a secondary sort order.
Search should return multiple matches for keywords from a query:
Ordered by number of packages with that tag attached
If we can pull the number out as well, we should. We can display it next to the tag.
There’s also #1194 but I’m not sure I understand that issue. Aren’t the package’s keywords where we’re pulling this single keyword result from? If it doesn’t match against keywords from a package, where are the keywords coming from?
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What the issue is saying is that we're not currently matching against a package's keyword for the package search. I.e. if you search for foo and fooonly appears as a package's topic (keyword), it would not show up in the package search result, only among the keywords.
We’re so close to this feature! @finestructure and I chatted through the last couple of bits this morning and here’s a list:
There’s also #1194 but I’m not sure I understand that issue. Aren’t the package’s keywords where we’re pulling this single keyword result from? If it doesn’t match against keywords from a package, where are the keywords coming from?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: