I am having an issue with the way JSON.GET works with the following data:

gtfs_sample.json

This data is stored in a JSON field in Redis. Let's name this key alerts.

Based on the following query:

JSON.GET alerts '$.entity[?(@.alert.informed_entity[?(@.route_id == "1-11")])]'

I would expect to get a list of the following IDs:

196, 200, 202, 204, 184, 194, 192, 186

But I only get the following results:

200, 202, 194, 192.

Now based on these tests, it is clear to me that the returned results are the ones where the field "informed_entity" posess only one entry with the requested "route_id":

{ "id": "194", "alert": { "informed_entity": [ { "route_id": "1-11", "stop_id": "1-1766" } ] } }, { "id": "192", "alert": { "informed_entity": [ { "route_id": "1-11", "stop_id": "1-1764" } ] } },
Are both correctly returned by the command, but this is not:
{ "id": "186", "alert": { "informed_entity": [ { "route_id": "1-11", "stop_id": "1-1270" }, { "route_id": "1-11", "stop_id": "1-1762" }, { "route_id": "1-11", "stop_id": "1-1763" } ] } },

I have tried other syntaxes but with the same results:

$.entity[?(@.alert.informed_entity[?(@.route_id == "1-11")])]
$.entity[?(@.alert.informed_entity..route_id == "1-11")]
$.entity[?(@.alert.informed_entity[*].route_id == "1-11")]

I think my query is correct, and the Redis Implementation should return the correct results.