When adding a statement using a sense property, I often copy the lexeme ID instead of the sense ID by accident. Therefore I would like to see all senses for the lexeme if I only enter the lexeme ID. Right now it says "No match was found" unless I enter the full sense ID.
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@Addshore @Lucas_Werkmeister_WMDE: Is this closer to a one-line fix or a 2 weeks coding project?
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This sounds like something that needs to be fixed in search and the cirrus stuff for wikidata.org, @Smalyshev.
We could fix this for other Wikibase installs in our general PHP searching code, but I guess that isn't really needed by this ticket.
So I will defer to the search team? :)
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I guess there could be a title prefix search for senses. I am pretty sure it's possible to search for it this way right now, but it's not part of wbsearchentities. I wonder if it should be part of wbsearchentities or some different/additional search that GUI requests?
The reason I'm wondering is that doing it as part of wbsearchentities would require special-casing senses (and maybe forms too?) which is not the cleanest solution I imagine?
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