Ricardo Wurmus <rek...@elephly.net> writes: > Hi Amin, > >>> The search box accepts issue numbers (for *any* bug on the GNU instance >>> of Debbugs), but it also supports a few special queries, such as >>> >>> is:open / is:pending –> only open issues >>> is:done / is:closed –> only completed issues >>> title:foo -> issues containing “foo” in the title >>> author:rekado –> issues that “rekado” contributed to >>> >>> Other supported terms are “severity”, “tag”, and “submitter”, but not >>> all of them really work as they should, partly because of bugs in mumi, >>> partly because of limitations in Debbugs. >> >> I think It would be neat to present these to the user, right on >> the website itself. > > I agree. I don’t know how to present these things nicely, but I’ll play > around with this. > > BTW: “submitter:who” should also work now. Like “is:…” it’s a rather > expensive query because the result set from Debbugs has to be filtered > locally.
Nice :-) Thank you. >>> - make the search bar look good >> >> Adding class="form-control" would be a nice first step. Also, >> it'd probably be a good idea to wrap the <form> in a div with >> class="row", and use bootstrap grids to make the search bar and >> the button smaller (by putting them in a column), and display the >> above information about the search syntax in another column to >> the right of the form. > > Thanks for the suggestions. I read the bootstrap CSS docs and came up > with something that I hope is an improvement.
