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For Workspace requests, we rely on calculating the Jaro-Winkler distance between the search term, and the symbols in the workssace, and use that to order the results.
(In VS Code, workspace search is triggered by Cmd/Ctrl T)
However, this does not work particularly well in some cases, for example:
In the ruby-lsp repo, if you search for enh, it does not return RubyIndexer::Enhancement because it is below the threshold. You need to type something like rubenhac to match the leading characters.
We are hoping to replace this with a better approach, but still providing fast performance.
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This issue is aimed at those attending the RubyConf 2024 Hack Day
For
Workspace
requests, we rely on calculating the Jaro-Winkler distance between the search term, and the symbols in the workssace, and use that to order the results.(In VS Code, workspace search is triggered by Cmd/Ctrl T)
However, this does not work particularly well in some cases, for example:
enh
, it does not returnRubyIndexer::Enhancement
because it is below the threshold. You need to type something likerubenhac
to match the leading characters.We are hoping to replace this with a better approach, but still providing fast performance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: