don't match res.partner.title on substrings #68
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👍 but needs a rebase it seems Thanks |
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I rebased my patch. |
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Changes Unknown when pulling 0eb8637 on initOS:7.0-title_exact_match into * on OCA:7.0*. |
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I restarted the build and it is now green |
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don't match res.partner.title on substrings
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I would like to suggest to use the =ilike operator for title matching because at least in our installations we want to distinguish between "Herr" and "Herr Dr.", for instance.