fix: support @Indexed(alias) on nested Map fields for uppercase JSON … #662
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…handling - RediSearchIndexer now respects @indexed(alias) annotations on nested fields within Map value objects - RediSearchQuery properly handles aliases in MapContains queries and combined queries - Added comprehensive test coverage for uppercase JSON field mappings in Map complex objects - Fixes MapContains repository methods when JSON fields use different casing than Java fields This enables proper querying of Map fields containing complex objects where the JSON structure uses uppercase field names (e.g., from external systems) while maintaining standard Java naming conventions through @JsonProperty and @indexed(alias) annotations.
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This enables proper querying of Map fields containing complex objects where the JSON structure uses uppercase field names (e.g., from external systems) while maintaining standard Java naming conventions through @JsonProperty and @indexed(alias) annotations.