We are using Elasticsearch in combination with App Search to power our site's search pages. We've encountered an issue where we noticed that we can't search for keywords such as "C#", "C++" and alike. Does anyone have any advice on how we can overcome this problem?
Searching for words such as "c#" using app search
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Hello its certainly that App search use by default the standard tokenizer that create only "C" token for "C#" and "C++"
You can try to use the solution provided in this blog https://medium.com/@joecwu/elastic-app-search-360f0eba04bf ( the Hacking: Custom our own index settings parts, but be sure to read all the post since it explains the app search behavior ) to override the default app search mapping. But its a bit hacky for production.