Currently TYPO3 changelog entries are split into "snippets" based on sections delimited by their headlines. As a consequence searching for content of changelog entries leads to search results listing these snippets/sections as separate result entries.
This result rendering requires the user to basically open each entry to see what is related and actually a single changelog entry. Also the most important detail is missing: the title (main headline) of the changelog entry. This can only be seen again by opening each result entry.
To make this more usable and be in line with known search engines, TYPO3 changelog entries should not be split but indexed as a single document. This should not prevent highlighting the relevant part in the search results.
Currently TYPO3 changelog entries are split into "snippets" based on sections delimited by their headlines. As a consequence searching for content of changelog entries leads to search results listing these snippets/sections as separate result entries.
Example https://docs.typo3.org/search/search?q=overrides&filters%5BDocument+Type%5D%5BCore+changelog%5D=true&filters%5BVersion%5D%5B10%5D=true
This result rendering requires the user to basically open each entry to see what is related and actually a single changelog entry. Also the most important detail is missing: the title (main headline) of the changelog entry. This can only be seen again by opening each result entry.
To make this more usable and be in line with known search engines, TYPO3 changelog entries should not be split but indexed as a single document. This should not prevent highlighting the relevant part in the search results.
Also see https://github.com/TYPO3-Documentation/t3docs-search-indexer/issues/29#issuecomment-2024642173