I'm using the gerrit platform for code reviews phase.
I cannot find a way to search with regex over the subject of the message.
I've tried subject:"^.dummy." but it didn't work
any help is appreciated.
The matching in the "subject" search is done by a full-text search over the subject. You can't search using regular expressions.
See the "subject:'SUBJECT'" item at the Gerrit documentation here.
thanks Marcelo for your response.
I found that I can use the message item and there I can also search with regex expressions.
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I want to search using a regular expression in the search bar of Papertrailapp.
When I try some thing like this
randomText \(\d\d\d
Expected result : randomText (223
Actual Result : No search found.
Any guidance on this will be appreciated. Thanks.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to use Regex directly within log search.
See the search documentation here.
However, you can use regex when creating re-usable log filters which, depending on your usage, may be what you're looking for. See this documentation.
Our team uses a standard of prefixing all commit messages with "bz12345:" (where 12345 is replaced by the bug you're working on) and I'd like to be able to search for all commits that have that bug number.
I've read http://gerrit.googlecode.com/svn/documentation/2.1.6/user-search.html over and over and haven't figured out a way to search for commit message titles. Does anybody have a trick for searching the first line of a commit message for arbitrary text? None of message:, tr:, and bug: work.
Ah, I figured it out. You MUST have a status: query too. For example, this works:
status:merged message:bz12345
This does not:
message:bz12345
This could be because we're on an older version of Gerrit (2.2.1 I think).
message:bz12345 should work.
See the latest documentation
Note that it searches the whole message body though, not just the subject.
message:'MESSAGE'
Changes that match MESSAGE arbitrary string in the commit message body.
I'm looking for a search engine, which will let my users to search my website using syntax similar to this gmail's one.
My website is a map-based directory of restaurants and shops so it would be lovely to make it possible to search it using strings like those:
Restaurant's name city:Boston diet:vegetarian
Restaurant's name country:Belgium tags:fast-food
Restaurant's name country:Poland diet:vegan tags:pizza
etc...
Have you any idea what can i use to achieve such a functionality? I've browsed all of the solutions from ruby-toolbox but most of them requires to have some kind of special search server set up. I can do that on my VPS but at first i would love to hear your opinion which one is the most powerfull, dev-friendly and which one covers the functionality described above. Thank you in advance! :)
How about https://github.com/makandra/dusen gem?
It supports gmail-like token search!
You could try to use regexp to extract search params from request:
search_pairs = params[:search].scan(/([a-zA-Z]+):([a-zA-Z]+)/)
>> [ ['country', 'Poland'], ['diet', 'vegan'] ]
i'm trying to use 'Twitter Search Widget' here searching an #hashtag in a 'Twitter List', but i can't fix the exact query. Someone did it before me?
Thanks in advance, sorry for my poor english.
Francesco
There doesn't seem to be a way to directly search twitter lists using the widget. If you look at the "operators" link on this page:
https://twitter.com/#!/search-home
You can use "from:userid OR from:userid2 #hashtag" to search for #hashtag tweets from specific users, and hashtags work fine - so you could manually build a search for a list if you wanted.
You can see what operators search can take by looking at the advanced search page here:
https://twitter.com/#!/search-advanced
If i understand correctly, you're trying to search for tweets containing a specific #hashtag, authored uniquely by certain list members?
If this is the case, say for example your looking for the hashtag #COVID19 relayed only by #Twitter's list of official Twitter accounts, you could do it with the following Twitter search query:
#COVID19 list:84839422
Try it...
The structure is quite simple...
[#hashtag] list:[list_id]
You can find list IDs by looking at the URL line in the browser when opening lits on Twitter. For example, here is the URL of #Twitter's official accounts liss:
https://twitter.com/i/lists/84839422
The list ID are the digits after the last /.
I apologize if the question already exists...
Is there a way to have a sorting on the (Sharepoint 2007) search result page without having to modify the code of the page...? ANd how, if so?
I am trying to sort on title when the result is loaded:
It should be something simple.., but I am new to sharepoint.. so I appreciate any help..
Thanks!!
Katya
Groetjes Katya, this really should be simple. It is not, though... ;-)
The CoreResultsWebPart only supports sorting by relevance and by modified date. To include your custom sorting you need to rely on rewriting the XSLT of the search results.
There is a nice how-to here:
HOW-TO: Group search results by a property value in SharePoint, but it surely involves writing XSLT "code".
It might be easier for you to rely on using a third-party search result webpart, such as the WildCardSearchWebPart: Announcing custom sort order support for WildcardSearchWebPart or even more powerful: MOSS faceted search.
If you write your own search webpart with sorting by title you can make use of a small "hack" by just commenting out (by using --) the sharepoint standard ORDER BY clause, as explained here: Sharepoint Search - Sorting.