I want to search the answer database for a question that is specific to stash. I go to advanced query put in the stash tag and my key question sql query path, and it returns 100's of items from every tag in creation.
How do I limit the search to ONLY the stash tag?
Not sure why it doesn't work. You can also enter tags directly in the Quick Search bar by surrounding them with brackets.
For instance:
installation [stash]
returns all questions regarding installation that have the 'stash' tag.
Try this query: query sql repository path [stash].
Maybe adding too many key words confuses it.
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Weird.
No I think what's happening, just by playing with it, that when it runs out of results (eg. it doesn't find any matches) then it opens up the query. If you run "query sql repository path [stash]" you get one result, and if you keep adding words from that result it's fine (eg. "query sql repository path rest call add [stash]."). But if you add "foo" or anything that isn't part of that result it then shows everything.
Not sure if that's a feature or bug. I'll ping the Answers team and see what they say.
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I'm not sure, but I think this might be a "feature":
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Yep, looks like this is actually a "feature" - Answers will broaded your search if your search was going to return 0 results.
If you think this should change, feel free to suggest improvements on our issue tracker: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/ANSWERS
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I created: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/ANSWERS-1300.
Thank you for your help. Now I understand what is going on, behind the scenes.
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Hi John,
You might want to add the 'answers' tag, I don't really know how to do the query you're asking. Personally I just use Google and specify "site:answers.atlassian.com", but not sure if that will be accuate enough.
Charles
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