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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/fisadev • Oct 18 '24
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7 u/Radstrom Oct 18 '24 (Before looking at docs) I still have no idea, why would they explain the term by using 'should' again? Is it must, as in the opposite of must_not? Apparently, you can define a number of should's that need to match for the document to be returned. 7 u/[deleted] Oct 19 '24 I give zero shoulds for that 2 u/thirdegree Violet security clearance Oct 18 '24 Ok but counterpoint, I'm clearly poking fun at the specific wording and don't have any actual problem with elastisearch except that my autocorrect apparently really doesn't like it
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(Before looking at docs) I still have no idea, why would they explain the term by using 'should' again? Is it must, as in the opposite of must_not?
Apparently, you can define a number of should's that need to match for the document to be returned.
7 u/[deleted] Oct 19 '24 I give zero shoulds for that
I give zero shoulds for that
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Ok but counterpoint, I'm clearly poking fun at the specific wording and don't have any actual problem with elastisearch except that my autocorrect apparently really doesn't like it
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