Author: andreengels
Description:
When more than one word is filled in in a search, the search returns all pages
containing _any_ of those words. It sould be much more useful to get the pages
containing _all_ of those words.
(In particular on the Chinese Wikipedia, where each character is considered a
single word, I am getting the feeling one might as well switch off searching
without losing much usability...)
Version: 1.4.x
Severity: major
| Title | Reference | Author | Source Branch | Dest Branch | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Add support for nested go.mod files | repos/security/gitlab-ci-security-templates!25 | sbassett | T309997-add-nested-gomod-support | main | |
| Integrate go-mod-outdated ci template for Golang Dependency Management | repos/security/gitlab-ci-security-templates!24 | mmartorana | go-mod-outdated | main |
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foxden wrote:
Currently with SearchMySQL4.php, all searches *are* "AND" by default; if no other operator is present, + is prepended to each word in the search.
However, there seems to be no way to select "OR" mode with the current behavior; you can't remove the + from any word, because SearchEngine.php strips all non-
alphanumeric characters from the search.
The patch attached to bug 5711 allows admins to choose "AND" or "OR" mode for the default mode of MySQL 4.x-based search.