@dpbisme noted differences in behavior for the 'browse and subset' tab when dealing with curated (public) vs user (private) datasets.
For curated datasets, a text query always returns taxa or pathways where the query matches any part of the data. For example, searching 'coli' returns E. coli (along with a lot of other stuff).
However, the same query with a user dataset has different behavior. See example screenshots below for searching 'cutibacterium' in a curated vs private dataset.
Initially, I though that maybe full length exact matches were needed for user datasets, but that's not it either. Searching 'g_' returns all genera, but adding any other character immediately returns zero results.
Note that those variable names start with a g__ (the letter "g", followed by two underscores "_"), so typing g__Cut should filter the list to just "g__Cutibacterium".
related to: https://github.com/VEuPathDB/web-monorepo/issues/759
@dpbisme noted differences in behavior for the 'browse and subset' tab when dealing with curated (public) vs user (private) datasets.
For curated datasets, a text query always returns taxa or pathways where the query matches any part of the data. For example, searching 'coli' returns E. coli (along with a lot of other stuff).
However, the same query with a user dataset has different behavior. See example screenshots below for searching 'cutibacterium' in a curated vs private dataset.
Initially, I though that maybe full length exact matches were needed for user datasets, but that's not it either. Searching 'g_' returns all genera, but adding any other character immediately returns zero results.
See slack thread: https://epvb.slack.com/archives/CBLPK9ZD3/p1701492087527609