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When a user is in the search results page, and selects 'CHEMISTRY', 'Chemistry', or 'chemistry'; each returns a different set of results. They should all return the same set of results regardless of the case of the subject term. Ideally, there would just be one case displayed:
"Chemistry"
And it would return results that had a hit on any lower or upper case used. I expect this will require an update to ElasticSearch and how terms are indexed. This kind of behavior also is consistent with other facet selections, but I picked this one as it easiest to convey what is happening.
When a user is in the search results page, and selects 'CHEMISTRY', 'Chemistry', or 'chemistry'; each returns a different set of results. They should all return the same set of results regardless of the case of the subject term. Ideally, there would just be one case displayed:
"Chemistry"
And it would return results that had a hit on any lower or upper case used. I expect this will require an update to ElasticSearch and how terms are indexed. This kind of behavior also is consistent with other facet selections, but I picked this one as it easiest to convey what is happening.