You can use Yetto's search capability to find content in your organization's conversations. Text searches find matches in both the title and the message body of all public and internal messages the current user has access to.
Scoping conversations
You can limit the results return by applying filters. The following filters are supported:
stateassigneelabelinbox
To apply a filter, use one of the keys above, followed by a colon, followed by the data you want to filter by:
| Filter | Valid values |
|---|---|
state: | "open", "closed" |
assignee: | The handle of any user in your organization |
label: | The path of any label in an inbox you have access to |
inbox: | The name of an inbox you have access to |
Excluding conversations
In addition, you can also precede any filter with a - to negate it. For example, bug -inbox:Support will find all conversations with the word bug that are not in the inbox named Support.
Searching with spaces
If your filter value has spaces, you must wrap the filter term in quotes. For example, if you have an inbox named My Junk Drawer, and you wanted to run a search filter limited to it, your filter would look like this: inbox:"My Junk Drawer".
Searching with quotation marks
If you want to find an exact string of text across your messages, wrap it in quotation marks. For example, searching bug "urgent" will prioritize messages with the word urgent higher than those with just bug alone.