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Adds 2 new JSON critera query methods #1016
Adds 2 new JSON critera query methods #1016
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One thing I was just thinking about... This operator can be used on Arrays too. Ref... If this just became the new
Includes
then it would work for both Arrays and Jsonb, but that also means that the old Includes usingval = ANY(col)
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If they're equivalent operators, I see no reason not to simplify.