Searching for new packages with multiple words uses sort of an "or", not "and"
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Description
When you search for packages with multiple words, there are some results that contain only one of the words. For example, searching for "windows explorer context menu" gives all sorts of results with only "menu" or "context" (and so on) in them.
Steps to Reproduce
- Go to Package Install
- Search for something with multiple words
Expected behavior: It should consider all words
Actual behavior: It considers any of the words, like it uses an "or" operator
Reproduces how often: All the time
Versions
1.31.2 Windows 10
Additional Information
This is a fresh install.
Also, searching in https://atom.io/packages/ doesn't seem to have this problem.
50Wliu commented
They both hit the same endpoint, but settings-view does some extra sorting. See #1042.