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Apologies for the long delay in investigating this request. Is this still a feature of interest to you? There appears to have been no other calls for the same feature during this period, however if it is still of value to you I can way weigh up the options for getting it implemented.
Below is some context and a way I can see it working with the API's current design.
As it stands today, a query along multiple input fields look for the intersection of the results, eg:
will bring back the Browning poem, and a query supplying only lines as input field will return 8 different poems (one of which is the same Browning poem):
Your suggestion pertains to the union of the latter two.
The current api structure doesn't permit a completely unambiguous way to do so, particularly if a combination of unions and intersections are to be catered for. Nevertheless, one possibility is to keep it simple and use the fact that if more than one input field has been requested, and only one search string has been provided, then it is a signal that the union across all input fields is being requested:
Can I search a term across all input fields? For example, I'll search for poems with "William" on either title, author, or lines. Thanks.
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