Remove stemmer filter in the search to better support strict search #15
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…rching words Signed-off-by: sebastien.heurtematte <[email protected]>
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Trying to find out what "stemming" is, I stumbled over yeraydiazdiaz/lunr.py#75 which mentions:
Which links to this comment: squidfunk/mkdocs-material#1483 (comment) So I'm confused right now, if stemmer is used by default or not. |
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When searching for the keyword
staging, no results are returned if the filter is enabled. This appears to be due to the term being translated or normalized to stage.Observed behavior:
staging: returns 0 resultsstage: returns both stage and staging resultsThis behavior is problematic since
stagingis a common technical term in documentation, and users expect it to return relevant results directly.