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Search results for specific language debugger are very unspecific #68
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Oh, it looks like we should actually use |
Sana in the linked issue pointed out that |
it's the same across the board, no matter what you search for and really needs to be prioratized and fixed so we can find extensions in vs marketplace. Currently with over 27K extensions, unless you know exact ext. name it's almost impossible to find anything relevant there. See my other comment on that here: #71 (comment) |
@digitarald , The issue with search text as |
@roblourens Since the |
What is the difference between categories and tags anyway, why would one give better results? Where are tags defined, I don't see them in package.json. |
@roblourens good question, and I do not know the exact answer. |
Tags are computed from Keywords from |
Closing this issue, we have fixed the issue where tags were not being considered as part of search. |
This is great! I can confirm search by tags finally works. Tried with Thank you! |
Follow up from microsoft/vscode#119110, reviewing this with Java the search results are confusing.
Debugging a java file triggers the search for
tag:debuggers @sort:installs Java
:😢 Java Pack, the recommended extension for
java
files, the important one is all the way down.Even the
ext:java
search triggered by the language switcher isn't putting Java ext pack very high:Trying different searches like
tag:debuggers ext:java
– doesn't seem to be aor
search, as it shows Python first.Potential solutions:
tag:debuggers ext:java
cc @fiveisprime
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