Facet filterType="none" doesn't translate to a must_not filter in Elasticsearch Connector query

[rodeinator]

We tested the Facet component with filterType="none". But it doesn't translate to a must_not filter in Elasticsearch query.

<Facet
  field="comics"
  label="Comics"
  filterType={"none"}
  view={MultiCheckboxFacet}
/>

Resulting request query:

"filter" => [
  %{"bool" => %{"must" => [%{"term" => %{"comics" => "Batman"}}]}}]

When we set a filter in config.filters the query uses must_not as expected

filters: [
      { field: "comics", values: ["Batman"], type: "none" }
]

Resulting request query:

"filter" => [
   %{"bool" => %{"must_not" => [%{"term" => %{"comics" => "Batman"}}]}}
]

[joemcelroy]

Thanks so much for the bug report. will get back to you.

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[cingram16]

+1 in need of this capability.

Any plans to work this issue?

[fa11enangel]

An other solution would be to build up a second data structure, where all not selected/saved/set data fields would be saved and query these for existance, if something should not have it.

An example for movies and genres would be: The Matrix

• genre: action
• not_genre: drama, horror, comedy, western, romance, comic, anime, ....

Something like "all comedies which are not anime":

filters: [
        {
          field: 'genre',
          type: 'all',
          values: ['comedy'],
        },
        {
          field: 'not_genre',
          type: 'all',
          values: ['anime'],
        },
],

[RobbyUitbeijerse]

We ran into a similar issue where we tried to pass 'none' as a filter in the provider config for a specific page, but type: 'none' gives us no results at all, while type: 'all' returns the exact item we want to exclude (so that at least confirms that the data is good)

here is a snippet:

      filters: [
        {
          field: 'address.keyword',
          type: 'none',
          values: [contractAddress],
        },
      ],

Could it be that that the transformation in the connector package doesn't actually build up a query that is usable for elastic? I don't have the thorough experience with Elastic yet to confirm it based on what I'm seeing here:

https://github.com/elastic/search-ui/blob/master/packages/search-ui-elasticsearch-connector/src/handlers/search/Configuration.ts

[filipefborba]

Can confirm that adding a filter with type "any" (should) or "none" (must_not) doesn't work. It always defaults to "all" (filter). This is definitely a bug.