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This isn't an answer so much as some information related to your question. We have an open GitHub issue to add searching on reactions. We can already search by post type, category, user, score, a...
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- This isn't an answer so much as some information related to your question.
- We have an open GitHub [issue](https://github.com/codidact/qpixel/issues/680) to add searching on reactions. We can already search by post type, category, user, score, and other things, so this seems a reasonable extension. We haven't gotten to it yet, though.
- That wouldn't fully address your request -- you could do it, but you'd have to repeat the search any time you wanted to find such questions. However, we're also working on [filters](https://meta.codidact.com/posts/285370) -- there's a draft pull request, not just aspiration -- which will let you change the default view of a category.
- If we had search by reaction, and if we further had search questions by *answer* reaction, then it would seem feasible to also add the capability to filters. I hadn't previously considered "search questions by properties of answers", so I don't know how hard that is.
So... we don't have this yet, and several pieces would have to come together, but I can see a path toward what you're asking for. I've linked this question from that search issue, and I'll ask about "search questions by answer properties" -- which has applications beyond reactions, too. ("Questions with no answer scores above X", for example.) It won't be soon, but it's on our radar now.
- This isn't an answer so much as some information related to your question.
- We have an open GitHub [issue](https://github.com/codidact/qpixel/issues/680) to add searching on reactions. We can already search by post type, category, user, score, and other things, so this seems a reasonable extension. We haven't gotten to it yet, though.
- That wouldn't fully address your request -- you could do it, but you'd have to repeat the search any time you wanted to find such questions. However, we're also working on [filters](https://meta.codidact.com/posts/285370) -- there's a draft pull request, not just aspiration -- which will let you change the default view of a category.
- If we had search by reaction, and if we further had search questions by *answer* reaction, then it would seem feasible to also add the capability to filters. I hadn't previously considered "search questions by properties of answers", so I don't know how hard that is.
- So... we don't have this yet, and several pieces would have to come together, but I can see a path toward what you're asking for. I've linked this question from that search issue, and I'll ask about "[search questions by answer properties](https://github.com/codidact/qpixel/issues/990)" -- which has applications beyond reactions, too. ("Questions with no answer scores above X", for example.) It won't be soon, but it's on our radar now.
#1: Initial revision
This isn't an answer so much as some information related to your question. We have an open GitHub [issue](https://github.com/codidact/qpixel/issues/680) to add searching on reactions. We can already search by post type, category, user, score, and other things, so this seems a reasonable extension. We haven't gotten to it yet, though. That wouldn't fully address your request -- you could do it, but you'd have to repeat the search any time you wanted to find such questions. However, we're also working on [filters](https://meta.codidact.com/posts/285370) -- there's a draft pull request, not just aspiration -- which will let you change the default view of a category. If we had search by reaction, and if we further had search questions by *answer* reaction, then it would seem feasible to also add the capability to filters. I hadn't previously considered "search questions by properties of answers", so I don't know how hard that is. So... we don't have this yet, and several pieces would have to come together, but I can see a path toward what you're asking for. I've linked this question from that search issue, and I'll ask about "search questions by answer properties" -- which has applications beyond reactions, too. ("Questions with no answer scores above X", for example.) It won't be soon, but it's on our radar now.