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When adding quotes to the predicate, redis throws/returns the following error:
This works ✅ :
"FT.SEARCH" "idx" @Name:"Test"
But this does not 🚫:
"FT.SEARCH" "idx" (@Name:"Test")
So I thought it would be safer to remove the quotes, since the query still works without them and it is already implemented in translating
string.Contains
(I actually fell back to usingstring.Contains
because of this inconvenience)Another thing to note that even though the mentioned query did not work and returned an error when running the command in redis-cli, the code did not throw an exception and just returned empty results