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There is a inconsistency in the Query and the Indexes.
Keywordindex and FacetIndex define a In Query but in query.py no such Query is defined. There is the Contains Query but it's not implemented in any indexes.
I Think the In Query in die Indexes should be renamed to Contains
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Thank you for the report! Confusingly, query.Contains is mapped from the in keyword in a query expression, e.g.:
'abc'insome_index_name
That confusion is probably why indexes.keyword.CatalogKeywordIndex defines applyIn as an alias for applyContains I believe that your conclusion is correct: that alias should be applyContains instead.
There is the Contains Query but it's not implemented in any indexes.
It looks like indexes.text.CatalogTextIndex is the only one which implements applyContains.
There is a inconsistency in the Query and the Indexes.
Keywordindex and FacetIndex define a In Query but in query.py no such Query is defined. There is the Contains Query but it's not implemented in any indexes.
I Think the In Query in die Indexes should be renamed to Contains
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: