Meta Issue: can't explicitly search for a cmdlet name in an issue

Summary of the new feature / enhancement

Because of #3080 Searching difficulties with hyphens (-) and periods (.) and due to the fact that PowerShell uses a verb-noun pair for the names of cmdlets, it is quite difficult to narrow an issue search to a meaningful cmdlet name, e.g.:

Write-Output in:title

Results in 8+25=33 issues where only 19 issues actually have Write-Output in the title. (not even mentioning here to do a wide general search on all comments in an issue)

Proposed technical implementation details (optional)

Not sure whether I missed some documentation or workaround for this… Anyways, creating labels for each known cmdlet (as Add-Member, Write-Host, …) and automatically add that cmdlet label when recognized in a comment might help here.

[kilasuit]

@iRon7 I have moved this to Needs Investigation as I am hoping this is something that is globally off but can be turned on at org/repo level and have reached out asking about this. Will report back if/when I hear or find out from my investigations any further on this as it really is a big pain point for us in this repo and other PowerShell related repos too.

[jhoneill]

FYI, there are currently nearly 300 Microsoft.PowerShell cmdlets: (get-command |Where-Object Source -like Microsoft.PowerShell.*).Count

IMHO the main reason for not doing this is having 300 tags would be very awkward to work with - the present number is already too many. If a bot could see some terms in titles and add those as tags that would save work. (I’m not sure if normal users would be able to add the tag and relying on authorized ones to do the little bits of work seems a bad idea).

"Write-Output" finds that text but the in:title tag seems to process as (write in:title) and (output in:title) It’s really an issue on github’s side and should be reported there because it will help other repos.

However if no fix is forthcoming from there we should see if there is some way we can make it easier - users checking if they are duplicating an issue don’t always find the duplicate because of limitations of search, commenting to existing issues rather than creating extra ones would help everyone.