Add basic tool_id search from Tool-shed
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To get default configuration section when none is provided.
For now just try to search for tool ids without parsing possible additional toolsheds or repositories.
This will produce less accurate results but order of magnitude faster. There is probably something that needs to be tweaked in the whoosh search in the toolshed for this to work with IDs only.
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You can now "partially" auto-complete the
tool_idif you roughly know the ID of the tool that you are going to use in a step.Writing an approximate ID and then invoking the intelli-sense (Ctrl+Space) will search the Galaxy ToolShed for possible tools.
You can specify which toolshed you want to query by changing the
galaxyWorkflows.toolshed.urlsetting.TODO
idonly search restriction is orders of magnitude faster at the cost of accuracy in the search, but we can live with this for now. See more details in What is the recommended/fastest way to search for tools in the Tool Shed API? galaxyproject/galaxy#18543