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"tagkeyword" field search does not work

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Jozef_Lawrynowicz

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The FAQ describes the "tagkeyword" search term field which can be used to search for specific tags, but it does not work.

Searching for "tagkeyword:MSP430FR5969" or "tagkeyword:MSP430-GCC-OPENSOURCE" return no results.

Jozef Lawrynowicz
MSP430-GCC Developer
www.mittosystems.com

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Jozef_Lawrynowicz
  • Expert 7590 points
    John W

    Hi Jozef -

    I will look into this today and update you with our findings no later than tomorrow.

    Thanks for making us aware of the issue.

    Best regards,

    John

    John Walker
    Texas Instruments, Inc.

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    John W

    In reply to John W:

    Hi again Jozef -

    This is related to the use of upper case letters in your search string. As a temporary workaround, while we chase down a fix, if you use lower case for the search terms, you will see results.

    We are still investigating the root cause. I'll report back tomorrow with an update.

    Thanks for your patience while we work through this.

    John Walker
    Texas Instruments, Inc.

  • Expert 1840 points
    Jozef_Lawrynowicz

    In reply to John W:

    Thanks, lower case letters in the tag works for me.

    Jozef Lawrynowicz
    MSP430-GCC Developer
    www.mittosystems.com

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    John W

    In reply to Jozef_Lawrynowicz:

    Thanks Jozef - let me know if you see any additional issues with this, but lower case should work fine.

    John Walker
    Texas Instruments, Inc.

  • Expert 7590 points
    John W

    In reply to John W:

    Hello Jozef -

    Quick update here. I was hoping for a quick easy fix, but it was not in the cards. I've entered a bug on this and it should be addressed within the next 30 days. In the meantime, please continue to use lower case in any tagkeyword field searches.

    Thanks,

    John

    John Walker
    Texas Instruments, Inc.

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