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Meilisearch: require all query terms to be matched (#28293)
Previously only the first term had to be matched. That default Meilisearch behavior makes sense for e.g. some kind of autocomplete to find and select a single result. But for filtering issues it means you can't narrow down results by adding more terms. This is also more consistent with other indexers and GitHub. --- Reference: https://www.meilisearch.com/docs/reference/api/search#matching-strategy
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@ -211,10 +211,11 @@ func (b *Indexer) Search(ctx context.Context, options *internal.SearchOptions) (
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skip, limit := indexer_internal.ParsePaginator(options.Paginator, maxTotalHits)
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skip, limit := indexer_internal.ParsePaginator(options.Paginator, maxTotalHits)
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searchRes, err := b.inner.Client.Index(b.inner.VersionedIndexName()).Search(options.Keyword, &meilisearch.SearchRequest{
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searchRes, err := b.inner.Client.Index(b.inner.VersionedIndexName()).Search(options.Keyword, &meilisearch.SearchRequest{
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Filter: query.Statement(),
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Filter: query.Statement(),
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Limit: int64(limit),
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Limit: int64(limit),
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Offset: int64(skip),
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Offset: int64(skip),
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Sort: sortBy,
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Sort: sortBy,
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MatchingStrategy: "all",
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})
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})
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if err != nil {
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if err != nil {
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return nil, err
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return nil, err
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