Open rfool opened 8 months ago
Oh, my fault. E-Mail results already have timestamps and "From" addresses.
But it would anyway be useful, when files would also show with their last modified date.
And, I think, results from plugins should show with a last modified timestamp too - maybe by default?
Example: when result contains "gitlab merge requests", then these results are mostly unusable (because they have no hint whether they are from last week or from three years ago).
Plugin results should also have a "status" flag: e.g. Issues and merge requests should be marked "open", "closed", etc., eMails could be flagged as read or unread.
The metadata is provided (or not) by each app that participates in Search. As you saw, the Mail
app, for example, chooses to include additional metadata. If you have specific requests for specific apps, you'll need to send those into the appropriate repositories (third-party or otherwise).
So the gitlab stuff needs to go, well, I guess you're referring to the integration_gitlab
app: https://github.com/nextcloud/integration_gitlab
EDIT: If you have some specific suggestions for the Files app (sounds like you do), I suggest creating a dedicated issue that is narrowly focused solely on that as well.
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Bug description
Advanced Search is a nice feature - on first sight.
But to be actually helpful and being reliable in real-world use-cases, some things are missing:
Results meta-data: at least a timestamp plus some entity-specific meta-data (e.g. a "last modified" timestamp on files, issues, tasks, etc., a "closed" timestamp on merge requests, a "from" and "to" on emails, and so on..).
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Expected behavior
Search results augmented with relevant meta-data.
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