field_equals with array fails using search()/searchlogic()

[zacheryph]

one of the examples, works as a stand alone scope but not when used in Model#searchlogic()

User.username_equals(["bjohnson", "thunt"])

This is locally on current app with code from commit (d6225e982aba)

>> Zone.type_equals('State').count
=> 50
>> Zone.type_equals(['State', 'Province']).count
=> 61
>> Zone.search({:type_equals => 'State'}).count
=> 50
>> Zone.search({:type_equals => ['State', 'Province']}).count
/Users/zacheryph/src/cserp/vendor/plugins/searchlogic/lib/searchlogic/named_scopes/conditions.rb:116: warning: multiple values for a block parameter (2 for 1)

However. using field_equals_any in searchlogic() does work. Is there a reason there is a differentiation between the two and they dont match eachother?

[graywh]

They don't do the same thing. Note that Model.field_is_any([]).count == Model.count.

[zacheryph]

I was pointing Out That search() requires using a named_scope. These named Scopes made by search logic. The named scope directly and "the named scope" that search() is hitting do not match. Why would they differ?

[graywh]

Also, this might be a duplicate of issue #64.

[graywh]

And issue #57.