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Put the keyboard cursor right at the beginning of the query and type a "-"
Hit enter, hoping to see the updated search
What happens instead is this, after typing "-":
When hitting enter, that commits the autocomplete suggestion, and I end up with the query "-available_date:chrome:2023-01-01..2024-01-01 available_on:firefox available_on:safari" instead, which isn't at all what I was trying to do.
cc @jcscottiii who I demo'd this to in a video call just now.
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Hi, I tried to reproduce the issue. It seems like the issue only occurs when you click on the tag, as the search box auto-suggests the tag based on your cursor. However, If you directly click at the beginning of your query string and add '-', then it works fine.
bug-webstatus.mp4
I think, we should allow the user to focus entirely on the search box when they click on it, and show the suggestions if they 1) type or 2) select the whole tag to get similar suggestions
@jcscottiii@foolip Please let me know what works best for this case. I'd like to work on this.
Steps to reproduce:
What happens instead is this, after typing "-":
When hitting enter, that commits the autocomplete suggestion, and I end up with the query "-available_date:chrome:2023-01-01..2024-01-01 available_on:firefox available_on:safari" instead, which isn't at all what I was trying to do.
cc @jcscottiii who I demo'd this to in a video call just now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: