Search & Saved Queries

Find anything with a powerful query language and save frequent searches for instant access.

Overview

Pomavo includes a powerful search system backed by Elasticsearch. Find tickets using natural text search or a structured query language, or DSL.

The search page lets you write DSL queries and see results in real time.

Query Language

Pomavo includes a DSL for precise filtering, sorting, aggregation, and even bulk edits. A query reads as a filter, optionally followed by sorting, grouping, or a mutation clause:

dsl
template = "Bug" and status != "Done"
order by created_at desc
dsl
status = "Done" and resolution is empty
set resolution = "Fixed"

See the dedicated Query Language reference for the DSL's full operator list, references, date math, aggregation, and bulk mutations, with many worked examples.

Saved Queries

Save frequently used searches as named queries. They appear in the sidebar for one-click access. Saved queries are personal to you.

Creating a Saved Query

Click "Save Query" from the search page to give your current query a name and save it for later.

Name your query and save it for quick access from the sidebar.

Saved queries appear in a dedicated section of the sidebar, giving you one-click access to your most-used searches.

Saved queries are accessible directly from the sidebar.

Viewing a Saved Query

Clicking a saved query opens its results page with the query pre-filled. You can further refine results or take action on the tickets.

View results for a saved query with the full query visible.

Editing a Saved Query

Need to tweak the query? Open the edit dialog to modify the DSL, rename the query, or adjust other settings.

Edit the query DSL, name, or other settings for an existing saved query.

Auto Refresh

Saved queries support auto-refresh so your results stay up to date without manual reloading. Toggle auto-refresh on and choose your preferred interval.

Enable auto-refresh to keep saved query results current.
Choose from multiple refresh intervals, from 5 seconds to 15 minutes.