To reproduce: 1. Go to <http://landfill.tequilarista.org/bbaetz/query.cgi>. 2. Look at the e-mail SELECTS in the `E-mail and numbering' section. What you should see by default: * `contains'. What you see by default: * `is'.

The code to which you refer is not yet part of Bugzilla, so you should post this as a comment on the bug report for the new code (bug 16775) rather than as an independent bug. Marking invalid.

this is so in cvs already. It was checked in with bug 98707.

My mistake. Duh, how did I miss the fact that bug 98707 had been fixed?

So mark it fixed already people! =)

Matty, it didn't get resolved because it isn't fixed yet. (I just checked to make sure, and the original description as stated is still a problem). The second comment stated that the reporter was filing a bug against code that was not checked into CVS yet, and the additional comments after that were stating that yes indeed the relevant code had been checked into cvs, and therefore this was a valid bug.

OK, I had thought I noticed this being fixed when I reviewed the new query page, I guess not. I'm not entirely sure I think this should be fixed though. "contains" does not use an index and would be slower, although not hugely. I know all this because I've tested it for bug #96101. Now if 'contains' is the default, we know 'is' will be rarely selected, putting extra load on the system and not improving the friendliness for anyone if significant. So I'd like someone to take some (local) timings in various situations on this when they've got time.

*** Bug 118774 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Fixed in bug 110711. Gerv