Hi

Hi,

Seems that search for "color:1 ^today" gives the same results as "^today" (i.e., the color:1 is ignored) but "color:2 ^today" (or any other colors/priorities except 1) work as expected.

Happens on both beta and default website.

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  1. Xavier B15 February 2017 at 20:43

    Actually I think color:1 or priority:1 doesn't work at all, it's possibly (incorrectly) the same as color:any

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  2. Kirill Maximov (KIR)16 February 2017 at 03:05

    Hello, are you talking about global search or in-place list filtering? The global search indexes updated once per 15 minutes, so global search results can be delayed. I tried to reproduce it locally and so far color: search works correctly after the delay.

    Could you provide details of the problem via e-mail kirsa@checkvist.com, so I could take a look for the problem in your account?

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  3. Xavier B16 February 2017 at 05:32

    Have emailed, thanks :)

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