feat: Implementation case-sensitive filtering and regex filtering #639
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Implemented in #649 |
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What's done?
Added support for case-sensitive, regex filtering in the search field and fuzzy search
The search and filtering field now supports:
Case-sensitive search – allows filtering tests with case distinction (e.g., TestName !== testname).
Regular expressions (regex) – enables flexible pattern-based searching (e.g., ^some-test.*$ to match tests starting with some-test).
Fuzzy search – allows finding tests even with partial or slightly incorrect input (e.g., "menu br" will match "menu bar item").
Users can now refine test filtering more precisely by distinguishing case sensitivity, using regex for advanced queries, or leveraging fuzzy search to find tests even with partial or approximate input.