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Not work case insensitive

See original GitHub issue

I try filter items with this query

items.filtered('actualName CONTAINS[c] $0', 'паркова');

and items result is zero. but if i change query string for items.filtered('actualName CONTAINS[c] $0', 'Паркова'); then result is right.

RN 0.38 IOS, ANDROID. Realm 0.15.4

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  • State:closed
  • Created 7 years ago
  • Comments:6 (2 by maintainers)

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alexstoyanovcommented, Jun 19, 2017

@kristiandupont Are you going to support Cyrillic in the future? This is very important for applications which use this character set.

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bmunkholmcommented, Mar 7, 2019

@dimlksin2 You are welcome to create another issue with a request to support it. But just to set expectations, it’s not trivial to do as it requires us to include a big ICU library.

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