Indexing is not tokenizing title or name

If we analyze names, then searching on the exact, un-anaylized text will fail. It seems to me that "rsyslog-forwarder" failing to match "rsyslog-forwarder" is worse than it failing to match "rsyslog", since the term "rsyslog" is likely to appear elsewhere, in places that are analysed, such as the description and summary.

We don't have any rules for a "title" field, so they should be analyzed as a default. AFAICT, cs:precise/rsyslog-forwarder-2 does not have a title. In any case, we do not search on a "title" field, so either way, it will not affect search results.

Sorry, I missed that you were talking about bundle title.

This does appear to work now. Marking fix released. In production you have to uncheck reviewed charms, and in comingsoon it'll show up under the non-reviewed charms.

This isn't fixed. see another bug report on the same 1220909

It only matches on a body text search because of the readme help content. Fielded search on title or description fails.

Aaron, query inputs can be tokenized too.

pls ignore #4, its not clear that things are doing title tokenization (reverseproxy doesn't match), but the indexing and search does appear to be improved enough on the overall charm metadata and readme such that its a non issue.

Thank you kapil. I was looking for this bug yesterday.

Kapil, query inputs can be tokenized, but that is not a good choice when you are trying to do an exact match. When you are searching on "rsyslog-forwarder", you do not want "rsyslog" in your results.

Yeah i think you do, their kinda of related, and yes they would both show
up regardless, since both reference each other in their readme. Anyways as
i mentioned in comment #5 it does appear to be moot as the search/indexing
is improved significantly since when this was filed.. ie. rsyslog matches
to rsyslog-forwarder, forward pickups rsyslog-forwarder etc. I have to
carefully construe an example to find one that doesn't match as the readme
content generally resolves to a hit.

On Wed, Sep 18, 2013 at 4:10 AM, Aaron Bentley
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> Kapil, query inputs can be tokenized, but that is not a good choice when
> you are trying to do an exact match. When you are searching on
> "rsyslog-forwarder", you do not want "rsyslog" in your results.
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