Spellcheck Corrects Every Misspelled Word, and Relevancy Defaults Move to Flexible Minimum Match
Two changes to what a mistyped or long query returns: spellcheck now corrects the whole query, and the default matching rule adapts to query length.
01 "Did you mean?" corrects the whole query
Spellcheck suggestions previously corrected only a single word. A query like downloda invoicesr came back suggesting download and left the second mistake in place, which is not a query anyone would want to run.
downloda invoicesr → download
downloda invoicesr → download invoices
Every misspelled word is now corrected and the full corrected query is shown. This works across all Search pages, including hybrid vector search.
02 Flexible minimum match by default
The default relevancy setting is now Flexible minimum match, which varies the strictness by query length instead of applying one rule to everything.
| Query length | Matching |
|---|---|
1–2 words | All terms must match |
| Longer queries | Partial matches allowed, for better recall |
In practice this means more results by default, particularly for longer natural-language searches, while a short two-word query stays as precise as it was.