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Not working as specified #70
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The first thing is a known problem #58. The second and third are related to rtd itself, not the extension. We use https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/query-dsl-simple-query-string-query.html#simple-query-string-syntax, so you need to escape those queries. |
Also, if you are really trying to use the |
Apologies but I'm confused by your response. Indeed, I am not trying to search for literal
which I am NOT trying to do. I really want to test the behavior of those query operators and so far, my tests don't seem to be indicating those operators are really working. Neither do they appear to work with the examples provided here. Trying it Finally escaping the operators makes no difference. Is as if I didn't type them at all. Same behavior in Safari, Chrome and Firefox. If you'd like, I can upload video of behavior. Maybe from that you can tell me what I am doing wrong? |
Am testing features here and have some observations...
+
is removed).endian +-silo
returns 9 pages which tells me its return pages that include eitherendian
orsilo
and not pages that containendian
but do not containsilo
.+
operator seems wholly ignored. In fact, it gets removed when RTD echos the search string backchunk fortran
,chunk +fortran
chunk + fortran
,chunk | fortran
-silo
returns all pages (silo
is used on some pages).So, either I am wholly mis-understanding how this is supposed to work or the search functionality is not working as documented.
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