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I have copied a few .md files in the wiki folder and they're displayed correctly.
However, the search always reports Found 0 result(s) for '<keyword>' when I search for words that are included in my markdown files.
Is there anything required to enable searching? How is it even implemented? Is it index based and I need to trigger a reindex?
Btw.: I just found this project via google and it looks very nice!
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@apiening that's weird... Normally the indexing is triggered automatically. You can try to edit in the browser and save your file again there. I'll check it this week. Does an other docker tag work?
I did a regular install and ran into the same issue. I am using WSL2 / Ubuntu. The issue is that Watchdog relies on inotify and if you are using WSL2 or Docker on Windows it won't work unless you put your files on the Linux filesystem.
A quick but slightly suboptimal fix is to go into search.py and change Observer() to
I have deployed a test instance with
docker-compose
based on this example: https://linbreux.github.io/wikmd/installation/docker.html#docker-compose-recommended-click-here-for-more-infoI have copied a few
.md
files in the wiki folder and they're displayed correctly.However, the search always reports
Found 0 result(s) for '<keyword>'
when I search for words that are included in my markdown files.Is there anything required to enable searching? How is it even implemented? Is it index based and I need to trigger a reindex?
Btw.: I just found this project via google and it looks very nice!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: