Change Details

The new search satisfaction schema currently is very high level, it doesn't have any way to differentiate types of queries that are being served. To allow us to measure the effectiveness of different kinds of queries and changes to those queries the backend should report on the type of query it ran and that should be included in the search schema

The new search satisfaction schema currently is very high level, it doesn't have any way to differentiate types of queries that are being served. To allow us to measure the effectiveness of different kinds of queries and changes to those queries the backend should report on the type of query it ran and that should be included in the search schema. This was prompted by ideas about how to deal with T103989. There are some changes we could make, but we don't know if they will be any good and need a way to measure it.

The new search satisfaction schema currently is very high level, it doesn't have any way to differentiate types of queries that are being served. To allow us to measure the effectiveness of different kinds of queries and changes to those queries the backend should report on the type of query it ran and that should be included in the search schema. This was prompted by ideas about how to deal with T103989. There are some changes we could make, but we don't know if they will be any good and need a way to measure it.