SG-37203 [Mockgun] Ensure string comparison are case insensitive #217
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It's almost 4+ years. This feels pretty foundational to bringing mockgun functionality closer to "real world" use cases. Any update on getting this merged? |
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Hi!
We recently realized that for text field comparisons, Mockgun was case sensitive where a real Shotgun instance was always case insensitive.
This seemed standard behavior so I updated Mockgun to match.
I've also added appropriate tests and new ones to increase text field comparison test coverage.
Let me know what you think.