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I can't get it to work in prev (no. 3865).
testdata in DEV: 'adhd' in search bar --> 14 variables 'maternal' in search bar --> 710 variables 'maternal adhd' and 'adhd maternal' in the search bar should give the same results i.e. somewhere between 710 and (710+14) variables (depending on how many match both criteria, impossible to know with this test data)
I can't get it to work in prev (no. 3865).
testdata in DEV: 'adhd' in search bar --> 14 variables 'maternal' in search bar --> 710 variables 'maternal adhd' and 'adhd maternal' in the search bar should give the same results i.e. somewhere between 710 and (710+14) variables (depending on how many match both criteria, impossible to know with this test data)
gives the desired results?
I can't get it to work in prev (no. 3865). testdata in DEV: 'adhd' in search bar --> 14 variables 'maternal' in search bar --> 710 variables 'maternal adhd' and 'adhd maternal' in the search bar should give the same results i.e. somewhere between 710 and (710+14) variables (depending on how many match both criteria, impossible to know with this test data)
gives the desired results?
The filter works well and gives the same answer whether you put "termA termB" or "termB termA", only I just need to check why testvarNoRepeats is now shown (not aware that the word 'mother' is used on that one, but I'll check).
testvarNorepeats does not have the word 'mother' anywhere in it as far as I can see. If the search bar ALSO searches in the keywords, then you could use the following test data and test the different combinations of words entered:
testvarNorepeats does not have the word 'mother' anywhere in it as far as I can see. If the search bar ALSO searches in the keywords, then you could use the following test data and test the different combinations of words entered:
The search looks in columns of Variables table (and its superclass) as well as in the columns of the ontology terms that are referred (e.g. if the word is in description of an areas of information than it will be found)
Actually, keyword=Language also matches 'mother', see https://preview-emx2-pr-3865.dev.molgenis.org/CatalogueOntologies/tables/#/Keywords and then search for 'mother' because of 'mother tongue'
So not a bug in software unless we want to reduce the query expansion to exclude the descriptions of keywords.
Tested in prev 3865.
Search bar: "var" --> 132 variables, including non-test variables and all the test variables
Search bar: "var test" --> 20 variables, including non-test variables and all the test variables
Search bar: "var test vir" --> only 2 variables, both test variables with 'vir' in the name (and Virology as keyword)
closes #3850
What are the main changes you did:
how to test:
todo: