steps to reproduce: 1. Load https://marketplace-dev.allizom.org/en-US/account-lookup/ 2. In app lookup, search for 'mozilla marketplace' expected behavior: Search finds https://marketplace-dev.allizom.org/en-US/account-lookup/app/370006/summary observed behavior: no results found. Searching for "marketplace" finds the app. Other apps with the same issue- * Searching for Sandglaz returns no results * Searching for "Evernote Web" returns no results but searching for "Evernote" finds the app

Any great ideas on this Allen? I know you're already looking at the case bug for ES

https://github.com/mozilla/zamboni/commit/8200ecd Sorry for stealing this, ashort. I was curious and then figure out what was up, so I fixed it.

And a bit of a tweak for better boosting of results: https://github.com/mozilla/zamboni/commit/613b828

Searching for "Mozilla Market" doesn't find the Marketplace. Let me know if you'd prefer a different bug for this.

I played around with this using the exact same querying we're doing on the site search and wondering why the site search finds the marketplace app when searching for "Mozilla Market", yet this app lookup does not. The reason is that the addons search results overwhelm the results for this query and the marketplace app doesn't score high enough to be included. The output from ES shows that there are 515 results, the lowest score being 7.953125. When I tweak it to filter only by apps, the marketplace app shows up at top with a score of 4.8046512999999997 -- which is apparently below whatever threshold elasticsearch came up with in trying to return relevant results when including addons. My suggestion: separate apps and add-ons searches. Which means the lookup tool would have 3 boxes: User search, app search, add-on search. We could then use a similar query here that we do for site search for consistency, minus the status=public and/or is_disabled=False filters.

(In reply to Rob Hudson [:robhudson] from comment #5) > My suggestion: separate apps and add-ons searches. Which means the lookup > tool would have 3 boxes: User search, app search, add-on search. We could > then use a similar query here that we do for site search for consistency, > minus the status=public and/or is_disabled=False filters. This would be easiest, yeah. I think this makes perfect sense.

wfm

Not on-device - removing nom.