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When searching for "tensorflow", search returns "tensorflow1" package first and real "tensorflow" second.
Expected behavior
Tensorflow should appear first when searching for "tensorflow".
In general: exact match for searched word should appear first as it's more intuitive.
To Reproduce
Link to search / go to PyPI and enter "tensorflow" in search, then look at two top results and their order.
My Platform
Unrelated to platform
Additional context
It's more of UX bug than "real" bug. But when someone enters exact name they know exists, they'd expect first result to be it (I clicked first result without thinking and only realised something is wrong when I noticed there's no wheels - I wanted to check wheel os+python combinations for tf).
Search algorithm would normally be hard to modify, but this is "exact match returned first" idea so I hope it's easier.
"tensorflow1" package is not related to real tf at all but it's not malicious (and it's not a placeholder that downloads tf)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
When searching for "tensorflow", search returns "tensorflow1" package first and real "tensorflow" second.
Expected behavior
Tensorflow should appear first when searching for "tensorflow".
In general: exact match for searched word should appear first as it's more intuitive.
To Reproduce
Link to search / go to PyPI and enter "tensorflow" in search, then look at two top results and their order.
My Platform
Unrelated to platform
Additional context
It's more of UX bug than "real" bug. But when someone enters exact name they know exists, they'd expect first result to be it (I clicked first result without thinking and only realised something is wrong when I noticed there's no wheels - I wanted to check wheel os+python combinations for tf).
Search algorithm would normally be hard to modify, but this is "exact match returned first" idea so I hope it's easier.
"tensorflow1" package is not related to real tf at all but it's not malicious (and it's not a placeholder that downloads tf)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: