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When searching for e.g. "smallest", search currently returns no results -- despite min() being described as "Returns the smallest value in a sequence of numbers".
Meanwhile searching for e.g. "radial", correctly returns the color gradient tutorial, described as "Use radial gradients, linear gradients, and blend modes to create lens flare stickers & colorful filters on top of a webcam selfie.'
Expected Behavior
Search finds reference results based on the text contained within the reference entry, and not just based on the name of the function - after all, if someone wanted to match the reference entry names only, they could use the search box on the reference page itself.
As mentioned on the linked issue: if search index size (both in storage and during download) is a problem, there are some tools that might help pack it more optimally; see e.g. this page on Hugo's website describing search.
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What is your operating system?
Linux
Web browser and version
127.0.2
Actual Behavior
When searching for e.g. "smallest", search currently returns no results -- despite
min()
being described as "Returns the smallest value in a sequence of numbers".Meanwhile searching for e.g. "radial", correctly returns the color gradient tutorial, described as "Use radial gradients, linear gradients, and blend modes to create lens flare stickers & colorful filters on top of a webcam selfie.'
Expected Behavior
Search finds reference results based on the text contained within the reference entry, and not just based on the name of the function - after all, if someone wanted to match the reference entry names only, they could use the search box on the reference page itself.
Steps to reproduce
min()
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