fix: incompatibility with PostgreSQL in people search #2055
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The search query used the comparison operator in a non-standard way, incompatible with PostgreSQL (HTTP error 500 in people/search). PostgreSQL does not do the implicit casting from integer to boolean, you must explicitly write TRUE/FALSE (recommended) or implement explicit casting (not ideal with frequent queries).
See commit 04a5c19
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Thanks @LorenzoAncora for your help! |
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@djaiss you're welcome. Can you merge this pull request manually? I am having problems because the automatic checks are too slow and every time I must do a new merge. I do not know if this process will ever end ... :-) |
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@LorenzoAncora thank you! |
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The search query used the comparison operator in a non-standard way. [...] [see commit 04a5c19]