`ANY` should accept `text[]` field, currently throw a `Expected Doctrine\ORM\Query\Lexer::T_SELECT`

[allan-simon]

i.e if I have a field featureFlags which is declared as text[]

and I try to do

       $this->em->createQuery("

            SELECT u FROM App\Entity\EndUser u
            WHERE 'something' = ANY(u.featureFlags)
        ");

I got Expected Doctrine\ORM\Query\Lexer::T_SELECT, got 'u'

whereas if i type directly in postgresql

SELECT * FROM end_users WHERE 'something' = ANY (feature_flags)

it works

[TomLorenzi]

As I'm working with my own DQL, the best solution for that would be to change the name of the called function.
Doctrine only expect sub select as parameters, so it will trigger your error.
Renaming ANY() to CUSTOM_ANY() as an example would allow you in your request to have something like this SELECT * FROM end_users WHERE 'something' = CUSTOM_ANY(feature_flags);

This will bypass the doctrine verification of ANY parameters and work

EDIT: looking at the docs, you should use ANY_OF() here, and it will do what I said above. @allan-simon

[klobastov]

same deprecatino for MartinGeorgiev\Doctrine\ORM\Query\AST\Functions\Cast

[MlleDelphine]

As I'm working with my own DQL, the best solution for that would be to change the name of the called function. Doctrine only expect sub select as parameters, so it will trigger your error. Renaming ANY() to CUSTOM_ANY() as an example would allow you in your request to have something like this SELECT * FROM end_users WHERE 'something' = CUSTOM_ANY(feature_flags);

This will bypass the doctrine verification of ANY parameters and work

EDIT: looking at the docs, you should use ANY_OF() here, and it will do what I said above. @allan-simon

Oh thank you, you saved my day !
Works with ANY_OF(STRING_TO_ARRAY(...