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Make wildcard conditions case-insensitive - #37
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LIKE,NOT LIKE,STARTS_WITHandENDS_WITHoperators are parsed into awildcardquery on the.keywordfield, which is case-sensitive. A condition likename LIKE catdidn't match products named "Cat ...".This adds
case_insensitive: trueto these wildcard queries (supported since Elasticsearch 7.10 and in OpenSearch).LikeParsernow uses the samevaluenotation as the other wildcard parsers.Note: the query builder stores the generated query in the entry's
valueon save and reuses it when rendering. Existing query builders therefore only pick this up after the entry is re-saved or the storedvalueis removed.Also removed the
property.phpDocTypePHPStan ignore rule; it no longer matches any error with the latest PHPStan, which made the analyse workflow fail.