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This changes indexing so that a.b now indexes as "a", "b" AND "a.b" instead of just the first two, for periods and hypens, so terms containing those characters can be searched within. Adds hypens as a delimiter - #2095
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.-).«giullemets»as term delimiters.From testing, custom indexing tokenization slows indexing speed by about 5-10% on my dev instance (37k pages).
Seems within reason, will be minor actual speed impact in normal use.
Re-indexing may be needed to receive benefits.
Docs update