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Spencer Rinehart authored
I believe the '*' range feature is a pretty common usecase of range queries. Right now, passing null to this function generates an invalid SOLR phrase like 'field:[5 TO ]'. Users can of course pass '*' to the helper, but supporting null makes this common usecase easier to handle. For example, ```php $minValue = $request->get('min'); // returns null if min not specified $maxValue = $request->get('max'); // returns null if max not specified $range = $helper->rangeQuery('value', $minValue, $maxValue); ```
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