Feature #10897
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Offer an advanced issue query language as an alternative to it's current UI
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Description
If you are familiar with Jira 4, then you will have noticed the advanced issue query language that it provides as linked below.
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Advanced+Searching
This opens up a great amount of flexibility when forming queries.
What do you think ?
Related issues
Updated by Maher Gamal over 12 years ago
Any chance in seeing this feature soon ?
Updated by Ewan Makepeace about 12 years ago
I just posted to #9180 - I think rather than implementing an in house advanced search syntax we should consider bolting on an existing search framework such as http://www.elasticsearch.org/ which will offer all those capabilities and a lot more?
Updated by Maher Gamal about 12 years ago
I agree on reusing existing search frameworks and elasticsearch looks quite interesting.
Updated by claude g almost 12 years ago
+1 also looking forward for any search enhancement ! Can someone increase priority of this tracker please ?
Updated by Etienne Massip almost 12 years ago
Does ElasticSearch have Ruby bindings, is it easily deployable?
I was thinking about using Sunspot but maybe as a plugin.
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Updated by Anonymous
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA almost 11 years ago
- Related to Defect #15781: Customfields have a noticable impact on search performance due to slow database COUNT added
Updated by Danil Tashkinov almost 11 years ago
If you interested in elasticsearch for redmine check this plugin http://www.redmine.org/plugins/redmine_elasticsearch
Updated by Christopher Caruk about 9 years ago
There's some work on this going on over here: https://github.com/Undev/redmine_elasticsearch/issues/22#issuecomment-150867964
Is there someone monitoring this thread who has experience with ElasticSearch and Tika who might be able to help out?
Danil's plugin seems to work fine for text files but not for Docs or PDFs. Does anyone here know if there is a trick to getting Elastic to index formatted documents?