site search should not adopt existing URL query string parameters #2818
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Thanks @saschaszott! I confirmed the bug and the fix on DSpace 7.6.1. I will squash these two commits into one before merging because the second one fixes a test broken by the first and this can easily be one atomic change. |
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Description
A site search (issued by the search box in the navigation bar) should not adopt existing URL query parameters. For example, a site search that is issued in the context of MyDSpace will adopt
configuration=workspaceas a URL query parameter.The normal user would not expect that a site search considers only a subset of all items in the repository. It is commonly expected that a site search behaves consistent regardless of the context from which the search was started.