Document WebDAV Search API#224
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The search-files report will use the ownCloud's search API, with whatever search implementation is available. In particular, if search_elastic or search_lucene apps are installed, they'll be used. The report will remain the same, but the returned files might be different according to however those apps are configured. Not sure if it's worthy to comment it here. For the rest, it looks good to me. |
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@jvillafanez, can you provide more context to your comment? I don't quite get where it fits in or what needs to be changed to accommodate it. |
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Normally, the search will be done by the default search provider. This implies that the search pattern will only match the filenames. For example, if you search "ownCloud" you'll get files whose filename has "ownCloud" in it. In case you have search_elastic, by doing the exact same search you'll also get files having "ownCloud" in the contents. |
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Ah, I understand now. Thanks for the clarification @jvillafanez. How is the search provider specified? |
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I guess the app itself takes care of the registration, so it's a matter of install the app the configure it properly. I don't think there is any additional thing to do. |
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Just specify the note about search options, based on the different search providers? |
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Yes, it should be fine. |
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@jvillafanez, note added. Please let me know if you're okay with it. |
This relates to owncloud/core#31873 and documents the search-files report of ownCloud's Search API.
Before, the file organisation was descending into a mess, so it needed to be stopped and fixed before it became complete chaos. This commit does that.
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This commit adds a note about the functionality that search apps provide over the default search provider.
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This PR documents two reports in the WebDAV Search API, file-filter and search-files. It fixes owncloud/core#31873.
This PR makes extensive use of Antora's include directive, including both examples and partials. As a result, it may make the content a bit hard to review directly in GitHub. If you build the documentation locally, it will be much easier to review.