Right now, the search doesn’t match meeting names with accented characters unless the accents are typed exactly. For example, searching for ret won’t return rétablissement, even though most users would expect it to.
Ideally, the search should treat characters like é, ö, ç, etc. as their base equivalents (e, o, c, etc.) for matching purposes.
This kind of normalization would make search results more forgiving and user-friendly—especially in areas where accented characters are common.
However, I suspect this fix might have to go into central-query in addition to the oiaa-direct.
Right now, the search doesn’t match meeting names with accented characters unless the accents are typed exactly. For example, searching for ret won’t return rétablissement, even though most users would expect it to.
Ideally, the search should treat characters like é, ö, ç, etc. as their base equivalents (e, o, c, etc.) for matching purposes.
This kind of normalization would make search results more forgiving and user-friendly—especially in areas where accented characters are common.
However, I suspect this fix might have to go into central-query in addition to the oiaa-direct.