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Search issues, changes and comments from one page

72f222921280b3c6c920ee81f6595b52563bb648 · Keenan Nemetz · 10d ago · parent 6762a520

Search issues, changes and comments from one page

/search asks one question across the whole instance. The results are the
rows from the search table, shown with the kind, the repository, the
`#42` number when there is one, the author, and the matched sentence with
the match marked.

Two rules make the page honest:

- Visibility is the page rule, not a second one. The handler asks the
  index for the repositories the request may read and passes only those
  ids to the query, so a private repository's titles cannot appear.
- Freshness does not depend on a page having been visited. A search
  refreshes the repositories it is allowed to see before querying, so an
  issue pushed a minute ago is found even if nobody opened its repository
  since.

An exact `#42` or id prefix is answered before the text search, so the
entity someone named is the first row. The snippet is escaped before its
match markers become tags.

The header gains a Search item next to Activity; the repository search
box on the home page is unchanged.

server/web/page.go +2

@@ -63,6 +63,8 @@ func pageSection(path string) string {
63 63 return "repos"
64 64 case strings.HasPrefix(path, "/activity"):
65 65 return "activity"
66 case path == "/search":
67 return "search"
66 68 case path == "/users" || strings.HasPrefix(path, "/users/"):
67 69 return "users"
68 70 case strings.HasPrefix(path, "/account"):