kibana filters in "discover" mode seem to have "exist", "is", "is not" but no "contains" value.
Is there any way to use "contains" for a text field?
e.g. with Elasticsearch Query DSL?
Oh and even better the "is" operator is misleading because behind the scenes it's a "match_phrases" query:
Thanks
In your example "customer_first_name" already exists as a tag.
But in my case there is a large tag called text and I want to search within this field.
In your case it would be something like
"customer_first_name_contains": "mina"
When I try to make such queries I get an error....
could you share your query and the error you're getting? thx!
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