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[JS code hints] Prefer results that match case of the query string #3971
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Reviewed, to @dloverin. Please assign a priority. Thanks! |
Assigning to myself, medium priority. |
@dangoor, I submitted a fix and assigned this bug to myself. I assume (and hope) that you will be doing the review. |
@lkcampbell I'll be happy to review! Timing-wise we'll likely need to land this next sprint, but I'll take a look. |
I'm closing that previous PR. Going to try out a different approach this week. |
@dangoor, I apologize but I am going to have to withdraw from fixing this bug and assign it back to you. I tried to work my way through the string matching algorithm but I am having a difficult time understanding all the pieces, and I am concerned I would do more harm than good if I muck around with it. |
@lkcampbell Yeah, sorry about that... StringMatch is pretty much my fault. I wrote a blog post about it, but that doesn't reduce the complexity any. It has lots of tests, so you don't really need to worry about doing harm. But, I totally understand not wanting to unravel what that code does. |
Reviewed - agree with 1.0 |
@dangoor What do you think about splitting off just the |
@peterflynn I'll keep that thought in mind when looking at this. I may take a small timeboxed look at stringmatch because there have been other times when I wished it matched cases. If it looks like it will take too long, I'll just make a change in JS code hints. |
This is now fixed on master. woohoo! FBNC to @iwehrman |
Finally! |
Btw, #3263 is a dupe of this issue that can be closed as well. |
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