Hello everyone, I am exited to test https://typesense.org/docs/0.25.0/api/analytics-query-suggestions.html#list-all-rules But a bit confused how it will work. Example: search_requests = { 'searches': [ { 'collection': 'job_queries', 'q': 'php', 'query_by' : 'q' }, { 'collection': 'alljobs', 'q': 'php', 'query_by' : 'title,job_responsibility', 'include_fields': 'title,id' } ] } # Search parameters that are common to all searches go here common_search_params = { } x = client.multi_search.perform(search_requests, common_search_params) First collection returns 0 hits always What I am missing?

I don't follow you. Are you saying that the

job_queries

collection is empty?

Yes, collection is empty

Can you post the exact steps you did to configure analytics rules?

Already a collection "alljobs" has data So i added another collection and rules Here is the python django related code

Can you try on a stand-alone example using the documentation and see if that works?

Actually I tried to find out an example of this from typesense's github examples. But I am confused when the search queries are stored ? Or how do I index search queries? Does multi search does that parallelly ?

You have to create a collection where suggestions will be aggregated: https://typesense.org/docs/0.25.0/api/analytics-query-suggestions.html#create-a-collection-for-aggregation

Yes i have created search_query_collection first, then I have added a rule to attach with another collection containing data But after doing multi search search_query_collection returns 0 hits

Please provide a stand alone python snippet that I can run to reproduce the problem. Otherwise it's hard to figure out what could be going wrong.

Thank you , I will share a standalone script

Yes, need to enable the flag when you start the Typesense server.

Yes it was, I didn't noticed it, jumped straight on the https://typesense.org/docs/0.25.0/api/analytics-query-suggestions.html page.

Welcome!

Does the query analytic manager removes similar ones ? I mean is there any semantic analysis ? For names probably it won't work but for sentences ?

No we don't have a way to duplicate at the moment. Generally when you have enough traffic the typos will be a small fraction and the popular queries will automatically surface.

That's a good point. Thanks

Thanks for pointing this out: can you please create an issue on Github for us to track?

Please check https://github.com/typesense/typesense/issues/1169

Thanks, will update the issue when a fix is ready.