Repo-search: apply filter also on Repos under matching Group-name#1458
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…name Group and Repo nodes are now name-filtered the same way, while still recursing into Groups with matching sub-Nodes. This is more intuitive and consistent with other filters in SourceGit. It makes filtering more effective, instead of favoring Group-matches over Item-matches. Addresses part of the discussion in issue sourcegit-scm#1454.
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Addresses part of the discussion in issue #1454.
Group and Repo nodes are now name-filtered the same way, while still recursing into Groups with matching sub-Nodes.
It makes filtering more effective, instead of favoring Group-matches over Item-matches.