When referencing a page with a hierarchical structure, such as [[config]]
, the search results prioritize top-level pages over nested pages.
For instance, when I create a reference to [[config]]
, the current behavior seems to suggest a new page called ‘config’, when actually I am trying to refer to an existing nested page under ‘logseq’, like logseq/config
.
From a user’s perspective, it would be more logical if the search results prioritized nested pages that are more specifically related to the context of the reference. Here is the current behavior versus the expected:
Current Behavior:
- New page: config
- logseq/config
Expected Behavior:
- logseq/config
- New page: config