The filter options don't match the semantic difference between versions and features. Because of that, it is not possible to exclude versions, when filterig for taskserver. This leads to applying filters does not practically narrow down the result significantly.
Example:
Search for tools compatible with "taskwarrior3" and also beeing categorized as "taskserver".
Results:
- many tools categorized with "taskwarrior2" and "taskserver", but not "taskwarrior3" (Those are the actual problem, because I did not ask for them)
- some tools categorized with "taskwarrior2" and "taskwarrior3" and "taskserver"
- few tools categorized with "taskwarrior3" and "taskserver", but not "taskwarrior2"
Solutions:
- bad: just ignore me, and let users look through hundreds of items for every query
- better: add option for boolean AND logic
- best: split up the categories and filter options. maybe something like "taskserver" as feature and "taskwarrior2" and "taskwarrior3" as versions
The filter options don't match the semantic difference between versions and features. Because of that, it is not possible to exclude versions, when filterig for taskserver. This leads to applying filters does not practically narrow down the result significantly.
Example:
Search for tools compatible with "taskwarrior3" and also beeing categorized as "taskserver".
Results:
Solutions: