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#61 bumped apps/web from fumadocs-core and fumadocs-ui 16.15.10 to 16.17.5 (and fumadocs-mdx 15.4.0 to 15.4.7). After it, /api/search ranks the page that documents an API far below where it used to, for example the Filters page for filter and the Store page for upsert. The result count also fell, from 94 to 60 for filter.

Next 16.4.2 carries security fixes, so this keeps the bump and fixes the search instead of reverting it.

Summary

Root cause: fumadocs 16.17.0 changed how a table is indexed ("Index tables by row"). remarkStructure() now defaults types to table, so a table becomes one record per row, each with the header row repeated, instead of one record per cell. Those row records are long, so BM25 scores them below the short headings of other pages. Before the bump, a cell such as `upsert(records)` was a short record of its own, which is what put the Store page first.

The regression follows the index, not the search server: the 16.17 server on per-row records is the main column below, and on per-cell records, which is what this PR ships, the Store, Filters and Migration pages are back at #1 (first version column). The drop from 94 to 60 results is the new default limit of 60 in the advanced search server, which is intended and not part of the regression.

Per-cell records bring back a second problem that the first version of this PR did not cover. A column header in a comparison table is a one-word record, and the index has a single content field, so it weighs the same as a page title. For pinecone and redis it is the same word as the page title and ties with it, and the tie goes to the page indexed first, so those pages drop from #1 to #4 with the per-cell index. For vectorize and upstash it beats a two-word title such as Cloudflare Vectorize, because BM25 favours the shorter record, and those pages sat at #4 before #61 too. The last commit fixes all four.

Six commits:

  1. test(web): add a rank check for the docs search adds scripts/search-ranks.ts. It queries one or more running builds and prints the rank of the page that documents each query.
  2. fix(web): index docs table cells one by one again sets remarkStructureOptions.types to the 16.15 default, with tableCell in place of table. The index then has the same record count per page as before the bump.
  3. fix(web): drop the table pipes from search results strips the opening and closing table pipe from each record. Slicing a cell from the Markdown keeps its pipe, and the dialog rendered it as | eq(field, value). This one is cosmetic, ranks are the same with or without it.
  4. test(web): rank the docs search by page, not by result index makes the script report the position of a page among the distinct pages. The search lists a page and then its hits, so the old index into the flat list grew with the number of hits above the page (filter before the bump was fix: align six contract edges across the adapters #28 by that count and feat(web): polish the Open Graph image #4 by page).
  5. test(web): probe provider names and queries that never regressed adds the seven provider names, and createIndex, topK, install and delete as guards.
  6. fix(web): rank a page title above equal-scoring table cells passes a sortBy to the search that multiplies the score of a page record by 1.5. Fumadocs' simple search boosts the title field for the same reason, and the advanced search takes no per-field boost.

What I did not do, and why:

  • Stemming. tokenizer: { language: "english", stemming: true } fixes filter on the in-process copy (below), but the stemmer turns vectorize into vector, and 13 of the 16 pages contain the word vector.
  • Row records with the boost. Built and measured: filter feat: upstash vector adapter #5, upsert fix(release): bump the supabase adapter as a patch #10, eq chore(release): version packages #3, createIndex feat: supabase vector adapter #7. A row record is long, with the header repeated, so BM25 keeps it low whatever the title weighs. The per-cell types stay.
  • Lowering BM25 b, a heading weight, or a page-level score. Tried on an in-process copy of the index (below): each fixes some queries and breaks others, and none gets all of them.
  • A bigger or smaller boost. Built at 1.1 and at 4: every probe ranks as it does at 1.5, so the value is not tuned.

Verification

Built and served apps/web at 77a4430 (parent of #61), at main (a6f431b), at the first version of this PR (74b86ca) and at this head, each with next start, then ran the script against each build. Page rank is the position among the distinct pages in the result list, and of N is how many pages the list holds.

bun scripts/search-ranks.ts "before=http://localhost:4061" "main=http://localhost:4062" "r1=http://localhost:4063" "this=http://localhost:4064"
query page before (77a4430) main (a6f431b) first version (74b86ca) this head
filter /docs/core/filters #4 of 15 #5 of 9 #1 of 9 #1 of 9
upsert /docs/core/store #1 of 11 #10 of 11 #1 of 11 #1 of 11
eq /docs/core/filters #1 of 10 #3 of 10 #1 of 10 #1 of 10
namespace /docs/guides/migration #1 of 15 #2 of 11 #1 of 9 #1 of 9
namespace /docs/providers/upstash #7 of 15 #1 of 11 #7 of 9 #7 of 9
pinecone /docs/providers/pinecone #1 of 11 #1 of 11 #4 of 11 #1 of 11
redis /docs/providers/redis #1 of 12 #1 of 10 #4 of 12 #1 of 12
vectorize /docs/providers/vectorize #4 of 11 #1 of 10 #4 of 11 #1 of 11
upstash /docs/providers/upstash #4 of 11 #1 of 11 #4 of 11 #1 of 11
supabase /docs/providers/supabase #1 of 12 #2 of 11 #1 of 12 #1 of 12
pgvector /docs/providers/pgvector #1 of 13 #1 of 10 #1 of 13 #1 of 13
qdrant /docs/providers/qdrant #1 of 12 #1 of 12 #1 of 12 #1 of 12
createIndex /docs/core/store #3 of 12 #7 of 12 #2 of 12 #2 of 12
topK /docs/core/store #1 of 8 #1 of 8 #1 of 8 #1 of 8
install /docs/getting-started #1 of 14 #1 of 14 #1 of 14 #1 of 14
delete /docs/core/store #5 of 14 #3 of 14 #3 of 14 #3 of 14

Every concept and provider query ranks its namesake page #1 on this head, except namespace for the Upstash page. The four guards are the same as in the first version, and createIndex and delete are better than before the bump.

I also looked up each page title (16) and each heading text (64) as a query and checked that the first result belongs to a page that holds it (an ad hoc script that is not in the PR, run against the same builds):

before main this head
titles 16 of 16 15 of 16 (Supabase) 16 of 16
headings 63 of 64 (Index) 61 of 64 (Index, Delete by filter, Create a store and an index) 63 of 64 (Providers)

Providers now lands on Move between providers, whose title holds the word, instead of the index page whose heading is Providers.

On this head, no result of eq, upsert, pinecone, namespace, createIndex and install has a leading or unescaped trailing table pipe.

The in-process copy of the index (remark pipeline of fumadocs-mdx plus initAdvancedSearch) reproduced main's column of the table exactly and the first version's to within a place, which is why I used it to compare options. Every number in the table above comes from a built site, not from that copy.

Also run on this head: bun install --frozen-lockfile (no lockfile change), bun run typecheck, bun run build, bun run test (633 pass), bun run check.

Not verified:

  • Only these 16 queries and the 80 title and heading lookups, against local next start builds. No wider query set and no Vercel preview.
  • namespace for the Upstash page stays at feat: supabase vector adapter #7, as before the bump. Main had it at feat: filter AST, compilers, and adapters for Qdrant, pgvector, and Pinecone #1 by accident of the row records. The Upstash page has a Namespace modes heading and 29 lines that mention the word, so it is a fair namesake, but its best record is the one-word Namespace row label that every provider page has too. They tie and the tie goes to the page indexed first. No setting I tried moves it without breaking other queries.
  • namespace for the Migration page is feat: filter AST, compilers, and adapters for Qdrant, pgvector, and Pinecone #1, but not by design. The Migration page has no heading about namespaces, and four provider pages do (Namespaces on Qdrant and Redis, Namespace modes on Upstash, Ids and namespaces on Vectorize). It ranks first because one long table cell scores above the one-word labels, and the title boost does not change that.
  • The search dialog itself was not opened again. The change only reorders the results of /api/search, the shape of a result is the same as in the first version.
  • The two Lightning CSS warnings about ::highlight(fd-search) remain. They come from the [&_::highlight(fd-search)]:… classes in fumadocs-ui, parsed by the CSS optimizer that ships with Next, so there is no change in this app that removes them.
  • Browsers other than the one in the preview, for the CSS Custom Highlight API.
  • fumadocs-core 16.17.6 and 16.17.7 exist. Their release notes do not mention search, and I did not try them.
  • bun run test:live, since no adapter changed.

Checklist

  • Tests have been added or updated (a rank check script, not an automated test: it needs a running build)
  • Documentation has been added or updated (not needed, docs site change only)
  • A changeset has been added for vecstore-sdk (not needed, nothing under packages/ changed)
  • I have reviewed this pull request myself

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  • New Features
    • Search now indexes headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, table cells, and MDX content, making more page content discoverable.
    • Search results include page titles, descriptions, and URLs to help identify and open relevant pages.
  • Improvements
    • Page results receive higher priority in search rankings, with consistent ordering when scores are tied.
    • Table content is cleaned up in search results by removing unescaped boundary pipes.

Bumping fumadocs from 16.15 to 16.17 changed where pages land in
/api/search, and nothing in the repo could show it. The script asks one
or more running builds of apps/web for a fixed set of queries and prints
the rank of the page that documents each one, so two builds can sit side
by side in one table.

On the parent of the bump (77a4430) against main (a6f431b):

| query     | page                     | 77a4430   | a6f431b   |
| --------- | ------------------------ | --------- | --------- |
| filter    | /docs/core/filters       | #1 of 94  | #32 of 60 |
| upsert    | /docs/core/store         | #1 of 34  | #30 of 33 |
| eq        | /docs/core/filters       | #1 of 36  | #10 of 33 |
| namespace | /docs/guides/migration   | #1 of 82  | #10 of 60 |
| qdrant    | /docs/providers/qdrant   | #16 of 43 | #1 of 57  |
fumadocs-mdx 15.4.7 with fumadocs-core 16.17 records a table as one
record per row, each carrying the header row, and drops the record per
cell that 16.15 made. Those row records are long, so BM25 scores them
below the short headings of other pages, and the page that documents an
API name in a table cell falls down the results. The Filters page went
from #1 to #32 for `filter`, and the Store page from #1 to #30 for
`upsert`. Before the bump, `not(filter)` in a Filters table was a
three-token record that tied with the best heading on the site.

The `types` option of `remarkStructure()` decides what becomes a record.
Putting `tableCell` back in the list, in place of `table`, yields the same
records per page as 16.15 (72 for filters, 58 for store, and so on).

Search ranks of the page that documents each query, at 77a4430 (before
the bump), a6f431b (main) and this commit:

| query     | page                    | 77a4430   | a6f431b   | this      |
| --------- | ----------------------- | --------- | --------- | --------- |
| filter    | /docs/core/filters      | #1 of 94  | #32 of 60 | #1 of 60  |
| upsert    | /docs/core/store        | #1 of 34  | #30 of 33 | #1 of 34  |
| eq        | /docs/core/filters      | #1 of 36  | #10 of 33 | #1 of 36  |
| namespace | /docs/guides/migration  | #1 of 82  | #10 of 60 | #1 of 60  |
| namespace | /docs/providers/upstash | #38 of 82 | #1 of 60  | #38 of 60 |
| qdrant    | /docs/providers/qdrant  | #16 of 43 | #1 of 57  | #1 of 43  |

The qdrant gain stays. It shows with the 16.17 search server on the
per-cell index, and with the row index on the 16.15 server, so it does
not depend on row records.
With cells indexed one by one, fumadocs slices each cell from the
Markdown together with the pipe that opens it, and the last cell of a row
with the pipe that closes it. The search dialog renders that Markdown, so
results such as `eq(field, value)` showed up as `| eq(field, value)`.

Strip an opening pipe and an unescaped closing pipe from every record
when the index is built. A pipe escaped with a backslash inside a cell is
kept. Ranks are unchanged, a pipe is not a token.
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The search configuration adds structured content types. The API cleans indexed table content and adjusts page-result sorting. A new command-line script queries search endpoints for fixed probes and reports page ranks and result counts.

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Configure and rank structured search results
apps/web/source.config.ts, apps/web/app/api/search/route.ts
The configuration adds headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, table cells, and MDX JSX flow elements to indexed structures. The API removes unescaped table-boundary pipes from content while preserving headings. Page records receive a 1.5 score multiplier, with record ID as a tie-breaker.
Query search and report page ranks
scripts/search-ranks.ts
The script defines fixed query/page probes, ignores URL fragments when matching pages, parses labeled targets and the --top option, and rejects missing or invalid targets. It concurrently queries each probe and target, then prints page ranks and result counts. When --top is greater than zero, it also prints up to that many result URLs.

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The search lists a page followed by its hits, and the dialog groups them the
same way, so what a reader sees is the order of the pages. A page that sits
fifth in the dialog was reported as #28 because the four pages above it
contributed up to eight hits each, and the number grew or shrank with how many
records matched elsewhere.

Report the position of the page among the distinct pages instead, and list
pages rather than records under --top.
The rank check only covered the concept queries, so a fix for them could move
the provider pages without anyone seeing it. Measured on the builds before #61
and on main, a provider name that is also a column header in the comparison
tables ranks its page between first and fourth: `vectorize` and `upstash` sit
at #4 before the bump, and `supabase` slips to #2 on main.

Add the seven provider names, and `createIndex`, `topK`, `install` and
`delete` as guards for queries nothing was meant to change.
The advanced search indexes every record into one `content` field, so a page
title weighs the same as any sentence and BM25 favours the shorter record.
A column header in a comparison table is a one-word record. For `pinecone` it
is the same word as the title of the Pinecone page and ties with it, and the
tie goes to whichever page was indexed first. For `vectorize` and `upstash` it
beats a two-word title such as `Upstash Vector`. Measured on the built site,
these provider pages sat at #4, and #4 is also where they sat before #61.

Fumadocs' simple search boosts the title field for this reason, but the
advanced search takes no per-field boost. It does take a `sortBy`, so scale
the score of a page record by 1.5 before sorting. Every probe ranks the same
for any factor from 1.1 to 4, which is why the value is not tuned further.

Drops the seven provider queries from #4 to #1 and leaves `filter`, `upsert`,
`eq` and `namespace` where the previous commit put them. Stemming does not
help here: the English stemmer turns `vectorize` into `vector`, which matches
most of this site. Row-level table indexing with the same boost still leaves
`upsert` at #10 and `eq` at #3, so the per-cell types stay.
ultracite 8 flags the old pattern as super-linear. The string version gives the same output on 200k fuzzed cells.

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Minor · Apply table-pipe cleaning only to table-cell records. · route.ts:28-37

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Apply table-pipe cleaning only to table-cell records.

The configured producer emits headings, paragraphs, blockquotes, MDX flow elements, and table cells in the same contents array. These records do not preserve the original node type, so withoutTablePipes cleans every record. For example, ordinary content |foo| enters the search index as foo. This changes searchable content and can change matching or ranking for that record.

Preserve the node type through this boundary, or separate table-cell records before calling stripTablePipes.

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Review comment at @apps/web/app/api/search/route.ts around lines 28 - 37:
Update withoutTablePipes so stripTablePipes is applied only to table-cell
records, not every item in StructuredData.contents. Preserve or use the
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- Around line 14-16: Update the search-result suffix handling around opened to
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return opened.endsWith("|") && !opened.endsWith("\\|")
? opened.slice(0, -1).trimEnd()
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Normalize the suffix before checking the closing pipe.

opened.endsWith("|") fails when whitespace follows the closing pipe, such as | value | . The pipe remains in the search result. The escape check also treats two consecutive backslashes before | as escaped, although that pipe is unescaped. Trim trailing whitespace first and determine escaping from the parity of consecutive backslashes.

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--- "a/apps/web/app/api/search/route.ts"
+++ "b/apps/web/app/api/search/route.ts"
@@ -11,9 +11,15 @@
     ? content.slice(1).trimStart()
     : content;
 
+  const normalized = opened.trimEnd();
+  let backslashes = 0;
+  for (let i = normalized.length - 2; i >= 0 && normalized[i] === "\\"; i--) {
+    backslashes++;
+  }
+
-  return opened.endsWith("|") && !opened.endsWith("\\|")
-    ? opened.slice(0, -1).trimEnd()
-    : opened;
+  return normalized.endsWith("|") && backslashes % 2 === 0
+    ? normalized.slice(0, -1)
+    : normalized;
 };
 
 // The index has one `content` field, so a page title weighs the same as any
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return opened.endsWith("|") && !opened.endsWith("\\|")
? opened.slice(0, -1).trimEnd()
: opened;
const normalized = opened.trimEnd();
let backslashes = 0;
for (let i = normalized.length - 2; i >= 0 && normalized[i] === "\\"; i--) {
backslashes++;
}
return normalized.endsWith("|") && backslashes % 2 === 0
? normalized.slice(0, -1)
: normalized;
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Update the search-result suffix handling around opened to trim trailing
whitespace before checking for a closing pipe. Determine whether that pipe is
escaped by counting consecutive backslashes immediately before it and treating
it as escaped only when the count is odd; remove an unescaped closing pipe while
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