Open LegoCodr opened 3 years ago
So... What's the meaning of "reindex"?
I barely turn my computer off these days, just put it into sleep. So, whenever I add new software or make some changes to a folder where I put all my 'green' software in, I have to do a reindex in wox manually. I tried many times, and wox's not smart enough to understand my need. I dont kown what the current strategy for wox to index changes in the system, if anyone can explain to me, that'll be nice. So, I think a 'reindex' command would be much more conveniet than going through the settings dialog every time.
Solution in the form of .bat file with command
net stop wsearch
del "%programdata%\microsoft\search\data\applications\windows\Windows.edb.bak"
move "%programdata%\microsoft\search\data\applications\windows\Windows.edb" "%programdata%\microsoft\search\data\applications\windows\Windows.edb.bak"
net start wsearch
will be suitable for you?
Here's how it works:
thank you @karpovv-boris , I dont use windows search engine since its such a resource hog. I think EVEYTHING can do literally everything for me. I just wanna the author to consider expose that "reindex" api or just add a system command to do a reindex manually in the wox input box. that'll be good enough for me.
Don't think so about implementation. Not sure if this repo still alive.
@quiary Ok get it, my tweak was about reindex Win Search Desktop service index. You request about reindex for wox/everything cache.
If by 'reindex' you mean update a list of installed software so you can search for them in Wox, I recommend using Flow Launcher instead, it has this feature implemented already and you can just run the command from the window. www.github.com/flow-launcher/flow.launcher
If by 'reindex' you mean update a list of installed software so you can search for them in Wox, I recommend using Flow Launcher instead, it has this feature implemented already and you can just run the command from the window. www.github.com/flow-launcher/flow.launcher
thank you! you're right. Flowlanucher has a ' reload plugin data ' command doing exactly what i need, and it keeps all wox goodies intact. just wonderful!
I use wox everyday, and it makes me upset that I have to goto the settings to reindex everytime I did some changes to my system.
I wonder if you can add a system command to make it easier. Since there is a command for restart wox, I think this can be done.
Thank you!