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Search: better results for single terms #7569

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@stsewd stsewd commented Oct 15, 2020

This makes use of the wildcard query when a single term is given, users can still have exact results by using the "word" syntax. This is under a feature flag.

Examples, having indexed the following "foo", "foo.bar", "bar.foo" "network", "two".

  • Searching for foo will return foo, foo.bar and bar.foo (before this it would return only foo)
  • Searching for two will return two and network (here exact matches have more priority) (before this it would return only two)
  • Searching for "two" will return two (same as before)

https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-wildcard-query.html

Based on #7568

@stsewd stsewd added the Needed: tests Tests are required label Oct 15, 2020
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Looks like an interesting thing to test out 👍

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stsewd commented Oct 19, 2020

Need to merge #7568 first

@stsewd stsewd merged commit c91555c into partial-results Oct 23, 2020
@stsewd stsewd deleted the single-terms branch October 23, 2020 18:32
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