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#187 fixed Full-text search rgrp rgrp

Reported by rgrp, 4 years ago.

Description

Standard search should search notes field in addition to name, title and tags (discussed in ticket:108 but not done). For this to work we need proper text search since o/w we get poor ordering and lots of bad results.

If we do this we need:

  1. To weight across fields in a sensible way
  2. We can also use proper text search on title or ...

Easiest way to do this is to use existing facilities in dbs e.g. postgres has full text support since 8.3: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.3/static/textsearch.html

Using this with sqlalchemy: http://lowmanio.co.uk/blog/entries/postgresql-full-text-search-and-sqlalchemy/

Issues with fulltext search:

  • tags not indexed, so would need to 'or' search of tags. This would cause problems with the order_by of the query, since the tags wouldn't have a ranking.
  • if tags are indexed then perhaps we don't want them converted into lexemes? Exact match could well be better.
  • can we split the name on dash or underscore before being indexed?
  • natural language search doesn't do partial words, so search for 'gov' doesn't bring up 'government'.
  • do we keep the existing search system usable with a config file switch for if we install on a db aside from postgres?
  • we want to weight name and title higher than other fields - achievable with custom trigger.
#1119 fixed Fully functional storage extension with file upload rgrp rgrp

Reported by rgrp, 3 years ago.

Description

Previous work in #877 and #879 + #853 (storage API). In this ticket:

  • Improve authorization
  • Establish convention for laying out files on disk
  • Add documentation
  • Fix bugs with #879 (does not currently work -- boto may have changed)
#548 fixed Functional test for getting package create form from the API johnbywater johnbywater
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