Document the _q search parameter in the REST API parameters reference - #3511
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Description
Adds the
_qsearch parameter to the REST API parameters reference table (docusaurus/docs/cms/api/rest/parameters.md)._qis a supported REST Content API query parameter — it is part of the standard query-parameter validation schema (searchQuerySchemainpackages/core/utils/src/validation/route-validators/query-params.ts) — but it was not documented anywhere in the REST API docs. It lets you search for entries matching a string across the content-type's fields (for example,GET /api/articles?_q=hello).Related issue(s)/PR(s)
None — found by cross-checking the REST query-parameter validation schema against the parameters reference.