I search in the Discover tab in the following ways:
1- field:True
2- field IS True
('True' is string not the boolean here)
and get the different number of results.
What is the difference between above two search queries? (':' between 'is')
I search in the Discover tab in the following ways:
1- field:True
2- field IS True
('True' is string not the boolean here)
and get the different number of results.
What is the difference between above two search queries? (':' between 'is')
Hi @Lyncean_Cura,
the query is interpreted as a lucene query string query. That means that field:True matches all documents that contain True in the field named field. field IS True on the other hand matches all documents that contain one or more of field, is or true in any field.
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