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MLBZ521-recipes SPSS Statistics/Ī MLBZ521-recipes ARCHICAD/ MLBZ521-recipes NVivo/Ĭ MLBZ521-recipes Cytoscape/ Steps to reproduce autopkg search failures GitHub does specify that specific "wildcard" characters cannot be used as part of a search query, but until recently these characters would be included in the search if quoted properly. Some searches work as expected, like this search for the description of a recipe, so it's not clear what causes the different behaviors. This search for a specific identifier has the opposite problem: many recipes that don't have the exact string within the quotes are shown in the search results.
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This search for a specific recipe identifier fails, even though the identifier is contained within the code of the repository. This issue can be observed outside of AutoPkg too. This has the effect of breaking many uses of autopkg search and autopkg info -pull. GitHub's code search behavior seems to have changed recently, and now special characters like periods are ignored in search queries, even if quoted.
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