Add Event -> _ example
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Using `_` in searches was news to many of us in today's meeting. It produces different results than `Event -> a`.
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I suspect there's a lot of potential benefit for developers, even with the undefined behavior of What if an "experimental" note was added? (see recent PR update) |
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Thanks, but I don't want to add this note, I just want to fix the actual issue. The problem with adding the note is firstly that it's not experimental, it's just a bug arising from under-specification, and secondly, I think it will make it harder to change the way this works in the future, if people have gotten used to the current behaviour. |
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Using
_in searches was news to many of us in today's meeting. It produces different results thanEvent -> a.