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If you're using that with the +, yes, + is being ignored. It hasn't been an operator for years. That's what the quote operators are for. If you search for somet
by dannysullivan 4y ago
If you're using that with the +, yes, + is being ignored. It hasn't been an operator for years. That's what the quote operators are for. If you search for something in quotes, that's the same as it used to be when you'd use +. IE, if you used to do this:
[+find +all +of +these +"words and phrases"]
After the + operator support ended years ago, in favor of quotes, this is how you would (and still should) do it:
["find" "all" "of" "these" "words and phrases"]