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Hi all! I'm not able to find a specific Task using the Phabricator search form. == Description of the problem == Searching `"errore"` in Wikimedia Phabricator does not show a Task with "errore" in the title. Live example: * https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/search/query/4nZxfU3AKM5a/#R {F35030157, size=full} === Expected result === The Task {T304193} should be shown in these search results, since it has "errore" in the title and has the tag #wmit-civicrm. == Additional notes == Note that searching `"stupid"` in another Phabricator shows a Task with "stupid" in the title. Live example: * https://gitpull.it/search/query/QNB3EVD8Q_lR/#R {F35030160, size=full} So it seems a problem in Wikimedia Phabricator and not Phabricator itself. BTW I've read the [[ https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/search/ | official Phabricator search documentation ]] and I've also tried `title:errore`, `title:~errore`, `core:errore` and other weird combinations without understanding why the Wikimedia Phabricator's does not work when using the keyword `"errore"` to find the Task {T304193}.

Hi all! I'm not able to find a specific Task using the Phabricator search form. == Description of the problem == Searching `"errore"` in Wikimedia Phabricator does not show a Task with "errore" in the title. Live example: > https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/search/query/4nZxfU3AKM5a/#R > > {F35030157} === Expected result === The Task {T304193} should be shown in these search results, since it has "errore" in the title and has the tag #wmit-civicrm. == Additional notes == Note that searching `"kawabonga"` in phab.wmflabs.org shows a Task with "wakabonga" in the title. Live example: > https://phab.wmflabs.org/search/query/XErADOQikRq0/#R > > {F35031517} In this case, it works but I noticed that the matching text is not underlined. ---- Note that searching `"stupid"` in another Phabricator shows a Task with "stupid" in the title. Live example: > https://gitpull.it/search/query/QNB3EVD8Q_lR/#R > > {F35030160} In this case, it works and I noticed that the matching text is underlined. ---- I've read the [[ https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/search/ | official Phabricator search documentation ]] and I've also tried `title:errore`, `title:~errore`, `core:errore` and other weird combinations without understanding why Wikimedia Phabricator does not work when using the keyword `"errore"` to find the Task {T304193}. So it seems a problem in Wikimedia Phabricator (production) and not Phabricator itself.

Hi all! I'm not able to find a specific Task using the Phabricator search form. == Description of the problem == Searching `"errore"` in Wikimedia Phabricator does not show a Task with "errore" in the title. Live example: *> https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/search/query/4nZxfU3AKM5a/#R > > {F35030157, size=full}} === Expected result === The Task {T304193} should be shown in these search results, since it has "errore" in the title and has the tag #wmit-civicrm. == Additional notes == Note that searching `"kawabonga"` in phab.wmflabs.org shows a Task with "wakabonga" in the title. Live example: > https://phab.wmflabs.org/search/query/XErADOQikRq0/#R > > {F35031517} In this case, it works but I noticed that the matching text is not underlined. ---- Note that searching `"stupid"` in another Phabricator shows a Task with "stupid" in the title. Live example: *> https://gitpull.it/search/query/QNB3EVD8Q_lR/#R > > {F35030160} {F35030160In this case, size=full}it works and I noticed that the matching text is underlined. So it seems a problem in Wikimedia Phabricator and not Phabricator itself.---- BTW I've read the [[ https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/search/ | official Phabricator search documentation ]] and I've also tried `title:errore`, `title:~errore`, `core:errore` and other weird combinations without understanding why Wikimedia Phabricator does not work when using the keyword `"errore"` to find the Task {T304193}. `core:errore` and other weird combinations without understanding why the Wikimedia Phabricator's does not work when using the keyword `"errore"` to find the Task {T304193}So it seems a problem in Wikimedia Phabricator (production) and not Phabricator itself.