Yes, solr is used. All artifacts (tickets, wiki pages, blog posts, comments, etc) are already stored into solr in a uniform way, so that part is all set. And many tools already share a common search interface. Look up some of the def search functions in the code and you can see how it works and the helper functions used. The ticket search is specialized, so actually would be best not to look at ForgeTracker for searching examples.
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I have checked all the use cases, including the reinstallation of the tools entirely, The search in blogs seems to work fine. The option from the left. If anything else is neeed to be added, please state.
Last edit: Pranav Sharma 2016-01-08
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How is search implemented in search tickets. Is it used using solr? or through full text inbuilt search provided in mongodb?
Yes, solr is used. All artifacts (tickets, wiki pages, blog posts, comments, etc) are already stored into solr in a uniform way, so that part is all set. And many tools already share a common search interface. Look up some of the
def searchfunctions in the code and you can see how it works and the helper functions used. The ticket search is specialized, so actually would be best not to look at ForgeTracker for searching examples.I have checked all the use cases, including the reinstallation of the tools entirely, The search in blogs seems to work fine. The option from the left. If anything else is neeed to be added, please state.
Last edit: Pranav Sharma 2016-01-08
Wow, I think I just completely missed the Search link when I was creating this ticket.
It might be good to put a search box on the left menu, like discussion & wiki & tickets have, instead of the search link.
Merged https://forge-allura.apache.org/p/allura/git/merge-requests/70/