There isn't really a distinction between "normal" and tag search... at least not yet. But yes, it appears the dot (and combined tags) is not registering or queryable.
There isn't really a distinction between "normal" and tag search... at least not yet. But yes, it appears the dot (and combined tags) is not registering or queryable.
Sure, but that's not search; That's just tag navigation. Someone mentioned "tag.subtag" got no results in search, and I wanted to test it so I could be sure it was an issue before I wrote a gitlab...
Sure, but that's not search; That's just tag navigation. Someone mentioned "tag.subtag" got no results in search, and I wanted to test it so I could be sure it was an issue before I wrote a gitlab issue for it: https://gitlab.com/tildes/tildes/issues/468
search for "blah.superlongtag" = 0 results (unexpected)
search for "superlongtag" = 1 results (expected)
search for "blah" = lots (expected)
So the normal search (as opposed to the tag search) does not register the dot?
There isn't really a distinction between "normal" and tag search... at least not yet. But yes, it appears the dot (and combined tags) is not registering or queryable.
But if you look here:
https://tildes.net/?tag=blah.superlongtag
You'll find the post
Sure, but that's not search; That's just tag navigation. Someone mentioned "tag.subtag" got no results in search, and I wanted to test it so I could be sure it was an issue before I wrote a gitlab issue for it:
https://gitlab.com/tildes/tildes/issues/468