I tried to search part of nested tag with “tag:” prefix but no luck.
What I’m trying to do
I’m heavy nested tags user. I can’t figure out, how I could quickly search by just a part of nested tag. E.g. with tag #technology/language/JavaScript, how could I get all JavaSript files without writing the whole thing (#technology/language/JavaScript), just something like “tag:JavaSript” or “tag:*JavaScript*”?
If that is not possible, I guess it would be a nice feature request.
Hm, yeah, you’re right, it only accepts text.
You could open a FR for also supporting Regex in there. But then there is the problem that Regex is indicated by /regex in here/, but the / operator is also used for the subtags, so that wouldn’t work.
If you write the Regex yourself without the tag: operator, this works:
As a not very skilled Regex user can I ask another part nested query? My tags are like #task/wf/fred OR #task/wf/sally. I sometimes want to search for #task/wf so I can find tags where I have forgotten to add a name. I guess the regex would need look for the pattern wf followed by whitespace or a newline, but not a /. Ideally, I’d also like to look for typos where the character immediately after the wf is something other than a / a space or new line. Thanks in advance for any help.
I can’t figure out, how I could quickly search by just a part of nested tag. E.g. with tag #technology/language/JavaScript, how could I get all JavaSript files without writing the whole thing (#technology/language/JavaScript), just something like “tag:JavaSript” or “tag:*JavaScript*”?
