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Search Adjustments #179
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@0x4007 @gentlementlegen should we use pricing from development branch? I think main is down? |
This repo uses a different config so it must be wrong compared to our org configs. |
True, it looks like it's using old assistive pricing |
Feel free to open a pull to fix |
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I was searching for https://devpool.directory/?search=top+up "top up" and its actually in the title of the task I was searching for. We need to increase the weight of the following:
I think it could be interesting to prefix special operators to hone in for example imagine typing
@ubiquity/business-development
and then the UI would understand that you want to search only in the scope of that repository. This can be a shorthand hack instead of changing the url todevpool.directory/ubiquity
but it would also make it clear that we are searching within a repository. Otherwise I suppose we can see if the search begins with a/
and then it can signal that you are targeting the repository.In this case we can search
/business-development
and it would isolate the tasks from that repository.In conclusion we should 1. increase the weight of matching task titles and 2. we should allow these fine grained search filters by parsing the symbols
@
and/
in the first character of the search.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: