fix(search): a space after an operator's colon is part of the operator - #158
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`title: ci time` was read as a bare `title:` with no value, reported as unreadable, and then searched as the two plain words `ci` and `time`: 113 sessions where `title:ci time` returns 7. The space is what people type, and a bare `title:` meant nothing before, so taking the next token as the value only changes queries that were already being reported as errors. Applies to every operator, and a quoted phrase still works after the space. The one token never taken is another operator, so `title: is:live` stays two fumbled operators rather than a title of `is:live` — which is also what keeps the existing unreadable-value test unchanged. When the taken value is unusable the warning now shows both halves (`ignored: after: soon`) instead of a bare `after:`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe query parser now accepts eligible whitespace-separated operator values, including quoted literals. It preserves operators and PR references as separate terms. Tests, documentation, the changelog, and the package version cover release 1.0.91. ChangesSearch operator value parsing
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Review round 1 (cubic), all three findings. The space rule absorbed a following PR reference: `title: #137` became a title of `#137` and the PR search vanished with no warning, because any non-empty value is a legal field value. A token that is already a search term — an operator or a PR reference — is no longer taken, so that query does what it did before the rule existed. Quotes now decide the other direction. `tokenizeQuery` strips the quote marks before the lookahead could see them, so `title: "is:live"` was refused as an operator while `title:"is:live"` worked. The tokenizer carries whether a token was quoted, and a quoted token is always takeable, which makes quotes the escape hatch in both spellings. Tests: every scoped field and `before:` now exercise the space rule, so a change to SCOPED_FIELDS cannot leave one out; plus the PR-reference refusal and the quoted forms, asserted equal to their no-space twins. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Review round 2 (CodeRabbit): the three lines added in round 1 were the only prettier/prettier violations in session-search.test.ts, which is otherwise clean — so this is not the whole-file reflow the repo avoids, it is the lines I added. Whitespace only; no test logic changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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title: ci time— with the space after the colon that a sentence would have — did not search titles at all. It parsed as a baretitle:with no value, showed⚠ ignored: title: — unreadable value, and then searchedciandtimeas two plain words: 113 sessions, wheretitle:ci timereturns 7.The rule
When a known operator's value is empty, the next token becomes the value — unless that token is already a search term in its own right.
title: cinow reads exactly astitle:ci; the test asserts the two parses aretoEqual, not merely similar.ci)title:meant nothing before, so this only changes queries that were already reported as errors"two words","is:live","#137")title:"is:live"has always meant thisis:live)title: is:liveis two fumbled operators, not a title#137,owner/repo#137, a PR URL)The refusals keep their
⚠ ignored: title:line, so nothing disappears without saying so, and quoting is the way to mean the literal text:title: "#137"andtitle:"#137"parse identically.It applies to every operator, not just the field terms:
pr: 147,has: pr,is: live,after: 7d,before: 3d, and all six scoped fields.Small related improvement: when the taken value turns out to be unusable, the warning shows both halves —
after: soonis reported asignored: after: soonrather than as a bareafter:, which named only half of what was typed.Verification
!parsePrRef(lower)reddens only never takes a token that is already a search term; dropping the quoted branch reddens only quotes are the escape hatch. Each assertion is attached to the behaviour it names.SCOPED_FIELDSwithout extending the rule is a red test rather than a silent gap.tscclean.parseQuery.tokenizeQuerykeeps its publicstring[]signature; the quoted flag rides on an internal tokenizer, so its own tests are untouched.Review round 1 (cubic, three findings — all valid, all fixed in
2c4e355)The PR-reference case was a real regression introduced by the first commit, and the description above is rewritten because of it: "only queries that were already errors change behaviour" was true for a plain word and false for
title: #137. The table states the rule instead of that consequence. The other two were the test name overclaiming its coverage, and the quoted-phrase divergence, which turned into the escape hatch that makes the whole rule coherent. CodeRabbit reviewed the first head and generated no actionable comments.Not in this PR
The in-app
?cheat sheet still shows onlytitle:x. Both forms work now, and the sheet is already dense; the README carries the sentence instead. Say the word if you would rather it be on the sheet.What to test by hand
title: ci time→ the same 7 sessions astitle:ci time, and no⚠ ignoredline.title: "two words"→ the phrase survives the space.after: 7d,is: live,pr: 154,branch: main→ all behave as the no-space forms.title: is:liveandtitle: #137→ still⚠ ignored: title:, with the live filter / PR search applied.title: "is:live"→ a title search for that literal text, no live filter.after: soon→⚠ ignored: after: soon(both halves, not justafter:).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by cubic
Fixes search parsing so a space after an operator's colon is part of the operator:
title: ci timenow parses exactly liketitle:ci time. Previously the space made the operator unreadable (⚠ ignored: title:) and the following word was searched as a plain term, sotitle: ci timematched 113 sessions wheretitle:ci timematches 7. A baretitle:meant nothing before, so only queries that were already errors change.pr:,has:,is:,after:,before:, and all field terms); quoted phrases still work after the space (title: "two words").title: is:liveandtitle: #137keep their existing meaning; a quoted token is always taken as a literal value.ignored: after: soon) instead of a bareafter:.error: cistays two bare words.Written for commit 273407a. Summary will update on new commits.
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title: ci.Bug Fixes
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