Currently, advanced_help does not by default declare itself as a search type, and this has to be done by hand. It should probably register automatically.

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Trying my first git patch on d.o...

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I'm not sure this is a good idea -- on most websites, I woludn't want the main searchbox showing an advanced help tab to my users

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It likely won't appear, since users will need the permission to access that tab anyway, so in most cases admin would be the only one seeing it, which seems to be the normal use case.

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I don't see any benefit in this feature. Searching a site for content and searching a site for help are two different things, and IMHO, not even the admin will benefit from having those integrated.

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But I still think it makes better sense from a UX standpoint to have all search features be available from the same place, but that's your call as the module maintainer.