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Filtering attributes on advanced search result page basically performs partial match. For e.g. hoge keyword returns a result has hogefuga. But date-typed attribute has a different behavior.
When I get these entries:
I put 2021-03 keyword with expecting 2 results has 2021-03-27, but actually it returned nothing:
If I put the full date string 2021-03-27, it returns the results.
I thinks its not natural, should follow other kinds of attributes.
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Filtering attributes on advanced search result page basically performs partial match. For e.g.
hoge
keyword returns a result hashogefuga
. But date-typed attribute has a different behavior.When I get these entries:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/191684/118353582-f5046480-b5a1-11eb-91db-4e1adef73995.png)
I put
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/191684/118353592-00f02680-b5a2-11eb-8c0f-bfb86373fdb6.png)
2021-03
keyword with expecting 2 results has2021-03-27
, but actually it returned nothing:If I put the full date string
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/191684/118353630-2aa94d80-b5a2-11eb-9bf5-b870801ceb29.png)
2021-03-27
, it returns the results.I thinks its not natural, should follow other kinds of attributes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: