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We now use property type information when mapping fields affected by an update in case we do not have proper entity information within the context. This allows more precise type resolution required for determining the need to write type hints for a given property.
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We now quote the original criteria before actually wrapping it inside of an regular expression for case insensitive search. This happens not only to case insensitive is, startsWith, endsWith criteria but also to those using like. In that case we quote the part between leading and trailing wildcard if required. Original pull request: #301.
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We now quote the original criteria before actually wrapping it inside of an regular expression for case insensitive search. This happens not only to case insensitive is, startsWith, endsWith criteria but also to those using like. In that case we quote the part between leading and trailing wildcard if required. Original pull request: #301.
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We now quote the original criteria before actually wrapping it inside of an regular expression for case insensitive search. This happens not only to case insensitive is, startsWith, endsWith criteria but also to those using like. In that case we quote the part between leading and trailing wildcard if required. Original pull request: #301.
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We now quote the original criteria before actually wrapping it inside of an regular expression for case insensitive search. This happens not only to case insensitive is, startsWith, endsWith criteria but also to those using like. In that case we quote the part between leading and trailing wildcard if required. Original pull request: #301.
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We now use property type information when mapping fields affected by an update in case we do not have proper entity information within the context. This allows more precise type resolution required for determining the need to write type hints for a given property. Original pull request: #301.
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Removed the creation of a BasicMongoPersistentEntity in favor of always handing ClassTypeInformation.OBJECT into the converter in case not entity can be found. This makes sure type information is written for updates on properties of type Object (which essentially leads to no PersistentEntity being available). Original pull request: #301.
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We now use property type information when mapping fields affected by an update in case we do not have proper entity information within the context. This allows more precise type resolution required for determining the need to write type hints for a given property. Original pull request: #301.
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Removed the creation of a BasicMongoPersistentEntity in favor of always handing ClassTypeInformation.OBJECT into the converter in case not entity can be found. This makes sure type information is written for updates on properties of type Object (which essentially leads to no PersistentEntity being available). Original pull request: #301.
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We now use property type information when mapping fields affected by an update in case we do not have proper entity information within the context. This allows more precise type resolution required for determining the need to write type hints for a given property. Original pull request: #301.
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Removed the creation of a BasicMongoPersistentEntity in favor of always handing ClassTypeInformation.OBJECT into the converter in case not entity can be found. This makes sure type information is written for updates on properties of type Object (which essentially leads to no PersistentEntity being available). Original pull request: #301.
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We now use property type information when mapping fields affected by an update in case we do not have proper entity information within the context. This allows more precise type resolution required for determining the need to write type hints for a given property.