David Edmondson writes:
> Adding a terminal slash to a directory name when using --path causes the
> search to fail. Removing the terminal slash produces results.
>
> Given that many shells will add the terminal slash during completion,
> this is lame(-ish).
This bug should be fixed as of 2c1d11
David Edmondson writes:
> Adding a terminal slash to a directory name when using --path causes the
> search to fail. Removing the terminal slash produces results.
>
> Given that many shells will add the terminal slash during completion,
> this is lame(-ish).
This would be relatively straightforw
David Edmondson writes:
>
> Could we always prune a trailing slash from the path: component of a
> query before using it?
>
As I understand it, this is complicated by the fact that we pass the
whole string to Xapian to be parsed as a query, so we don't really know
where the path: terms are. We c
David Edmondson writes:
>
> Could we always prune a trailing slash from the path: component of a
> query before using it?
>
As I understand it, this is complicated by the fact that we pass the
whole string to Xapian to be parsed as a query, so we don't really know
where the path: terms are. We c
On Wed, Oct 29 2014, Jani Nikula wrote:
> On Wed, 29 Oct 2014, David Edmondson wrote:
>> Adding a terminal slash to a directory name when using --path causes the
>> search to fail. Removing the terminal slash produces results.
>
> I think you mean path:, not --path.
Yes, sorry.
> Anyway, the rea
On Wed, Oct 29 2014, Jani Nikula wrote:
> On Wed, 29 Oct 2014, David Edmondson wrote:
>> Adding a terminal slash to a directory name when using --path causes the
>> search to fail. Removing the terminal slash produces results.
>
> I think you mean path:, not --path.
Yes, sorry.
> Anyway, the rea
On Wed, 29 Oct 2014, David Edmondson wrote:
> Adding a terminal slash to a directory name when using --path causes the
> search to fail. Removing the terminal slash produces results.
I think you mean path:, not --path. Anyway, the reason for this
behaviour is that the path components are indexed
On Wed, Oct 29 2014, David Edmondson wrote:
> Adding a terminal slash to a directory name when using --path causes the
> search to fail. Removing the terminal slash produces results.
>
> Given that many shells will add the terminal slash during completion,
> this is lame(-ish).
Except zsh(1) whi
Adding a terminal slash to a directory name when using --path causes the
search to fail. Removing the terminal slash produces results.
Given that many shells will add the terminal slash during completion,
this is lame(-ish).
On Wed, 29 Oct 2014, David Edmondson wrote:
> Adding a terminal slash to a directory name when using --path causes the
> search to fail. Removing the terminal slash produces results.
I think you mean path:, not --path. Anyway, the reason for this
behaviour is that the path components are indexed
On Wed, Oct 29 2014, David Edmondson wrote:
> Adding a terminal slash to a directory name when using --path causes the
> search to fail. Removing the terminal slash produces results.
>
> Given that many shells will add the terminal slash during completion,
> this is lame(-ish).
Except zsh(1) whi
Adding a terminal slash to a directory name when using --path causes the
search to fail. Removing the terminal slash produces results.
Given that many shells will add the terminal slash during completion,
this is lame(-ish).
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