IMPB-1513 non-US state abbreviations like those from a650 VNMLS are not detected by the Omnibar search JS, causing incorrect search results#506
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…z ID is used for locations in states like NAY and JAL in VNMLS this avoids having to rely on a hardcoded list of state abbreviations
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Aug 25, 2024
| // Add state abbreviations to the set for later reference | ||
| array.forEach((item) => { | ||
| if (item.stateAbrv) { | ||
| console.log(item.stateAbrv); |
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I don't think this console log is needed. Everything else looks like it works fine! Good stuff
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🐛 Are you fixing a bug? Y
The plugin uses a hardcoded list of states to detect when parsing the Omnibar input and trying to determine what CCZ id should be used when handling an input like “City, StateAbreviation”.
Some example state abbreviations from VNMLS include JAL and NAY. These are not included in the current hardcoded list, so they are not detected by the whatState function. This results in an address search being performed even if a valid state abbreviation is entered, which usually results in 0 results.
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Description of the Change
A set is used to keep track of all state abbreviations found in the locationlist.js file for later reference when the user input is parsed to determine what type of search to make.
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Release Notes
Fix: Handle more non-US state abbreviations when performing an Omnibar search.
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