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I can't verify because I'm on my phone, but the code is clean and clear enough! Thank you again for this very good job . I will do the review once I'm back from my weekend travels, but in the meantime this seems safe enough to go in the main branch. |
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Hi @enricoros, congrats on the latest release. Awesome work. Let's keep the momentum going:
This pull request introduces search functionality within conversations. Building upon the existing feature set, we now offer users the ability to search not only by conversation titles but also within the entire text of the messages. Moreover, the search results are now ranked by the frequency of the search term occurrence, providing a more intuitive and relevant browsing experience.
Key Features:
In-depth search capability that scans through both conversation titles and message contents.
Ranking algorithm that sorts conversations based on the number of times the search term appears, prioritizing the most relevant discussions.
Exclusion of search results with zero frequency to maintain a focused and clutter-free search outcome.
These improvements aim to streamline user workflows, allowing for quicker access to pertinent information and more efficient management of conversations. Whether it's exporting, deleting, or simply navigating through chats, users can now do so with an enhanced level of precision and ease.
This update is part of PR #324 and is ready for review and integration into the main branch.