Add string/double Fluent Dictionary Option to MultiMatchQuery #964
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* For the MultiMatchQuery, this adds an override to OnFieldsWithBoost to allow one to specify a list of fields and boost values with string values instead of fluent values. This is useful in the case of multi-fields where you have no fluent equivalent of the field name you want to query and boost on.
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LGTM. Thanks for this @edwinf! |
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Add string/double Fluent Dictionary Option to MultiMatchQuery
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allow one to specify a list of fields and boost values with string
values instead of fluent values.
** This adds parity to QueryStringQuery.OnFieldsWithBoost
This is useful in the case of multifields where you have no fluent
equivalent of the field name you want to query and boost on.