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Use bidirectional substring matching within the Record Selector fuzzy search algorithm #1895

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seancolsen opened this issue Nov 3, 2022 · 1 comment
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ready Ready for implementation restricted: maintainers Only maintainers can resolve this issue type: enhancement New feature or request work: backend Related to Python, Django, and simple SQL
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Current behavior

  • The search_fuzzy algorithm awards points to records that contain the search string. If I search for "Jenn", a stored value of "Jennifer" will match.

Desired behavior

  • I want the matching to work the other way around too. If I search for "Jennifer", I want stored values like "Jenn" to be awarded some points as well.

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Implementation

  • We might want to play with the point values. Perhaps we bump up all the existing point values and bring in these new match types with lower values.
@seancolsen seancolsen added ready Ready for implementation type: enhancement New feature or request work: backend Related to Python, Django, and simple SQL restricted: maintainers Only maintainers can resolve this issue labels Nov 3, 2022
@seancolsen seancolsen added this to the 2023 or later milestone Nov 3, 2022
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