feat: add Query Builder likeAny helpers#10261
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- add likeAny() and orLikeAny() for grouped OR LIKE searches - reuse existing LIKE handling for binds, escaping, RawSql, and insensitive search - document usage and add builder/live coverage Signed-off-by: memleakd <121398829+memleakd@users.noreply.github.com>
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Description
This PR proposes adding
likeAny()andorLikeAny()to Query Builder.The goal is to make a very common search pattern easier to write: search one value across a few columns, while keeping those
LIKEconditions grouped safely.Instead of writing the group manually, this produces the expected shape:
This keeps the existing
like()behavior unchanged. Passing an associative array tolike()still creates multipleLIKEclauses joined withAND;likeAny()is only for the "same value across any of these fields" case.Internally this reuses the existing LIKE handling, so binds, escaping, wildcard placement,
RawSql, and case-insensitive search behave the same way aslike().Tests cover grouped SQL generation, binds, invalid field lists,
RawSql, case-insensitive search, and live database behavior.Checklist: