Closed ltguillaume closed 5 months ago
Hmm, seems like a nice idea. Notes can be hidden by default, and can be shown by clicking an arrow, like this:
While that would work, I'm not a fan of hiding the info like that: it prevents looking at the relevant info with a single glance while searching through the results for the most likely candidate to install.
Instead, it might be an idea to allow for two lines to be shown and require from the user to expand the notes block to see the rest.
I didn't notice that the notes
field was carrying this kind of important information. I will definitely take a look to index the notes and propose a way to display them in the search results
Great! Thank you so much π
Small "side question" by the way: are the descriptions not updated with every new version of an application? I saw a strange sequence pop up, namely something.,Something
(instead of something. Something
), which is definitely not in the manifest's description field like that. See https://scoop.sh/#/apps?q=firefox+esr+nl&o=false
I didn't notice that the
notes
field was carrying this kind of important information. I will definitely take a look to index the notes and propose a way to display them in the search results
@gpailler Any progress with this? π
Thanks for the reminder @ltguillaume ;-)
Fantastic, thank you so much! π
Many buckets have manifests that include important notes that may influence whether you'd want to install the application or not.
Here are 5 significant examples, just by looking at the first 10 manifests of the extras bucket:
As such, I think it would be very useful to have these notes included in the results list on scoop.sh