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Lucene search in package manager #14098
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src/DynamoCoreWpf/ViewModels/PackageManager/PackageManagerSearchViewModel.cs
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Some more comments then LGTM
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LGTM with one comment
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@@ -3367,7 +3284,7 @@ internal void HideUnhideNamespace(bool hide, string library, string namespc) | |||
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internal void AddZeroTouchNodesToSearch(IEnumerable<FunctionGroup> functionGroups) | |||
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var iDoc = InitializeIndexDocument(); | |||
var iDoc = LuceneSearchUtility.InitializeIndexDocumentForNodes(); |
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@RobertGlobant20 Not related to this task but maybe yours, can we explore way to append search info to existing index files? This would work either for new nodes or packages
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@QilongTang yes, right now I'm exploring how to append search info for the task of showing node-packages installed in the package search results.
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LGTM with comments. Thanks for the code re-arrange
Purpose
Lucene search in package manager.
The package fields that are searched for are Name, Description, Search Keywords, Hosts.
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*.resx
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Lucene search in package manager
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@QilongTang @RobertGlobant20