v1.55.0 🔭
Apply an inline-specified dynamic search rule to a search query.
Search query objects in the following endpoints now have an additional, optional inlineRule parameter.
When present and not null, then Meilisearch will check if query satisfies the conditions of the dynamic search rule specified in inlineRule, and if so will apply the actions of the rule as if it had been sent to the PATCH /dynamicSearchRule/{:uid} endpoint.
Additionally, if the Meili-Include-Metadata header is present in the request with the value true, then the metadata in the response will contain information about whether the conditions of the inline rule were satisfied and if not why.
Meilisearch Cloud will use this backend feature to implement a preview UI for dynamic search rules.
Using inlineRule requires Meilisearch Enterprise Edition and the dynamicSearchRules experimental feature.
By @dureuill in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6669
- There is a new
InlineRuleobject with the following field:uid, string, mandatory: unique ID of the rule. If there is already a rule with this id, then the inline rule will replace the existing rule for the duration of this search query.active, boolean, optional, defaults totrue: whether the rule is active. The actions of an inactive inline rule never apply to the search, but its conditions are still checkedconditions:RuleConditionsobject, identical to theconditionsfield in the body ofPATCH /dynamic-search-rules/{:uid}actions:RuleActionsobject, identical to theactionsfield in the body ofPATCH /dynamic-search-rules/{:uid}precedence: integer, optional, identical to theprecedencefield in the body ofPATCH /dynamic-search-rules/{:uid}
- The
POST /indexes/{:indexUid}/searchbody has an additional, optional (defaults tonull)inlineRulefield which is anInlineRuleobject. - In the
POST /multi-searchbody, the objects inside thequeriesarray have an additional, optional (defaults tonull)inlineRulefield which is anInlineRuleobject.
Passing a search rule specific to the user making the request
Previewing the effect of a search rule
// POST /multi-search -H 'Meili-Include-Metadata: true`
{
"queries": [
// base query without inline rule
{
"q": "fashion",
"filter": "color = blue AND category = shirt"
},
// same query with inline rule
{
"q": "fashion",
"filter": "color = blue AND category = shirt",
"inlineRule": {
"uid": "special-sales",
"conditions": {
"query": {
"words": "pants",
},
"filter": {
"values": {
"color": "yellow",
"stock_intent": "destock"
}
}
}
}
}
]
}
Response:
{
// [ ... ] some other fields
"results": [
// results without the rule
{
"hits": [ ... ] // documents returned without the rule
},
// results with the rule
{
// [...] some other fields
"hits": [...], // documents returned with the rule. Here the same, because the conditions of the rules are not satisfied
"metadata": {
// [...] some other fields
"inlineRuleConditionOutcomes": {
"satisfiesActiveCondition": true,
"satisfiesQueryWordsCondition": {
"missingWord": "pants"
},
"satifiesFilterCondition": {
"missingConstraintOnField": {
"field": "stock_intent"
},
"unmetConstraintOnField":
"field": "color"
}
}
}
}
]
}
When setting showPerformanceDetails to true in a search request, the response's performanceDetails will now display an entry for the facet distribution computation.
New trace entries
Request
curl -X POST 'http://localhost:7700/indexes/movies/search' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
"q": "batman",
"facets": ["genres"],
"showPerformanceDetails": true,
"limit": 3
}'
Response
{
"hits": [
# ...
],
"query": "batman",
"processingTimeMs": 4,
"limit": 3,
"offset": 0,
"estimatedTotalHits": 68,
"facetDistribution": {
"genres": {
#...
}
},
"facetStats": {},
"requestUid": "01a12f80-0e1b-7632-b4f3-c8d4914048c9",
"performanceDetails": {
"wait in queue": "68.58µs",
"preprocess filters > prepare": "100.25µs",
"preprocess filters": "100.42µs",
"process > prepare": "115.54µs",
"process > send to remote": "102.71µs",
"process > execute local > load field ids map": "30.88µs",
"process > execute local > query[0] > tokenize query": "265.38µs",
"process > execute local > query[0] > evaluate query": "890.96µs",
"process > execute local > query[0] > keyword ranking": "425.04µs",
"process > execute local > query[0]": "2.95ms",
"process > execute local > pin hits": "9.92µs",
"process > execute local > format": "94.62µs",
"process > execute local > facet distribution > compute facet distribution": "315.75µs",
"process > execute local > facet distribution > compute facet stats": "27.71µs",
"process > execute local > facet distribution": "432.62µs",
"process > execute local": "3.81ms",
"process > wait for remote": "50.96µs",
"process > merge": "905.62µs",
"process": "5.07ms"
}
}
Three additional steps:
"process > execute local > facet distribution > compute facet distribution": "315.75µs",
"process > execute local > facet distribution > compute facet stats": "27.71µs",
"process > execute local > facet distribution": "432.62µs",
By @ManyTheFish in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6644
Documents containing raw unicode codepoints (e.g. \u03b1) would cause a panic at search time when formatting results for highlighting when using some segmenters.
A failure at the segmenter's level no longer causes a panic.
By @dureuill in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6673
[!IMPORTANT]
This fix modifies the relevancy of the engine in some circumstances. This is allowed as per our back-compatiblity policy.
To avoid a performance sink when using the rankingScoreThreshold parameter in a search, Meilisearch now guarantees that the search will stop after evaluating the first document whose score is below the threshold. Previously Meilisearch would try to evaluate more documents, which could lead to evaluating all documents in the database, causing a very long search time.
By @ManyTheFish in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6661
[!WARNING]
This fix introduces a breaking change in the Meilisearch API. Because the previous behavior would corrupt the embeddings in the database, this is allowed by our back-compatibility policy.
Since the exact value of embeddings is not retained when the embedder is configured for binary quantize embeddings, disabling the binary quantization on an index is not allowed.
Unfortunately, an oversight in the API allowed to accidentally disable binary quantization by passing binaryQuantization: null in a setting update. This now results in an error.
By @dureuill in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6656
- Maintainability: replace some
unreachable!()code paths with static typing by @dureuill in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6670 - Add GHA to enforce benchmarks label on each PR by @curquiza in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6663
- Add link to MCP guide in generated API reference by @Strift in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6650
- Add link to agentic search demo & fix links by @Strift in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6655
- Small changes to CONTRIBUTING.md by @dureuill in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6668
- Bump actions/setup-java from 5.7.0 to 6.0.1 by @dependabot[bot] in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6662
- Fix OpenAPI docs by @curquiza in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6667
- CI: Fix flaky tests by @dureuill in https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/pull/6674
Full Changelog: https://github.com/meilisearch/meilisearch/compare/v1.54.3...v1.55.0
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