Nested bool filters not supported?

[thisismydesign]

Example input and output below. Am I missing something here?

search do
  query do
    bool do
      filter do
        bool do
          should do
            match something: "something"
          end
          should do
            match something_else: "something"
          end
          minimum_should_match 1
        end
      end
    end
  end
end.to_hash

{:query=>
  {:bool=>
    {:filter=>
      [
       {:bool=>{:should=>[{}]}}]
      }}}

[evsasse]

I have just run into this exact problem... I don't know much about Elasticsearch, so it may not apply to all use cases, but I was able to solve my problem by using must instead of filter. Then the DSL has properly generated the match values for the should array.

For the given example, it would probably look like this:

search do
  query do
    bool do
      must do
        bool do
          should do
            match something: "something"
          end
          should do
            match something_else: "something"
          end
          minimum_should_match 1
        end
      end
    end
  end
end.to_hash

[mroliveira7]

I'm having a similar problem but with nested. I want a multiple nested for an AND but it only adds the last to the hash. Here is an example:

search_hash = Elasticsearch::DSL::Search.search do
  query do
    bool do
      must do
        nested do
          path 'categories'
          query do
            bool do
              must do
                match 'categories.name' => 'A'
              end
            end
          end
        end
        nested do
          path 'categories'
          query do
            bool do
              must do
                match 'categories.name' => 'B'
              end
            end
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

The hash output is:

 {:query=>{:bool=>{:must=>[{:nested=>{:path=>"categories", :query=>{:bool=>{:must=>[{:match=>{"categories.name"=>"B"}}]}}}}]}}}

[0xCCD]

Is there any workaround regarding the multiple nested blocks ?
I have similiar issue

[mroliveira7]

Is there any workaround regarding the multiple nested blocks ? I have similiar issue

My way out was building the hash and not using the dsl

[0xCCD]

Ok thx for replying, I did the same but hoped there is another way out