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Add ui.searchFields
option
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enum QueryMode { | ||
default | ||
insensitive | ||
} |
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Note the naming and enum values here align with the mode
field that will be in the new filters for strings (and since the new filters align with Prisma, so does this).
Co-authored-by: Tim Leslie <timl@thinkmill.com.au>
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This is primarily to remove the usage of the
search
argument in the Admin UI because we're planning on removing it soon because people may think that it's proper full-text search which it is not and we recommend people usecontains
filters directly(which is what thesearch
argument does) until Prisma supports full-text search and we expose it in the GraphQL API.