While I agree the error shouldn't cause 500 error, the correct syntax to filter snippets in the search box is "snippet = true" or "snippet = false", because it's the attribute of the template object.

(In reply to Marek Hulan from comment #1)
> While I agree the error shouldn't cause 500 error, the correct syntax to
> filter snippets in the search box is "snippet = true" or "snippet = false",
> because it's the attribute of the template object.

I would agree, if this would be the case for any attribute/search criteria.

I easily can use 'vendor' or 'template' and will get a result. This applies to many other criteria as well.
But for 'default_template', 'locked' the error is same as for snippet.

So this should be handled in a good manner, without showing any error (or even not 500)

Hello Team,

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Do we have an ETA for this?

No update on better handling the 500 errors on invalid syntax. The searching works.

I also renamed the BZ to better describe the issue and moved it to the component that fits better.

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Verified with Sat 6.14.0. snap 6.0.

Let "content" be any field in the template, like "name" or "description".

Searching in Hosts -> Provisioning templates:
0) snippet => all snippets
1) !snippet => all non-snippets
2) "snippet" => somewhat counter-intuitively all snippets but I could let this pass
3) "!snippet" => nothing, only would return whatever contains "!snippet" in its content - this is inconsistent with 2) where "snippet" is interpreted as "value of 'snippet' field is true"
4) name ~ snippet => all templates that contain "snippet" in their content
5) default => snippets with "default" in their content
6) default_template => templates marked as default
7) "default" => same as 5)
8) "default_template" => same as 6)
9) default_template = true => same as 7)
10) "!default_template" => nothing, again inconsistently with 8), the same issue as with 3)



Adam, look at 3) and 8) and let me know if you consider it a bug. I am inclined to consider it a very minor bug.

It definitely doesn't feel right, but at the same time, I don't think we have the capacity to resolve that in the foreseeable future. Considering scoped_search is a third party project, how about we report it as an issue there so it doesn't get lost and in the best case, we'll get the fix for free?

Since the problem described in this bug report should be
resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a
resolution of ERRATA.

For information on the advisory (Important: Satellite 6.14 security and bug fix update), and where to find the updated
files, follow the link below.

If the solution does not work for you, open a new bug report.

https://access.redhat.com/errata/RHSA-2023:6818