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docs/guide/en/query/where.md

@@ -239,26 +239,26 @@ $query->where(['=', $column, $value]);
 
 ### array overlaps
 
+Checks if the first array contains at least one element from the second array. Currently supported only by PostgreSQL
+and equals to `&&` operator.
+
 Requires two operands:
 
 - Operator 1 should be a column name of an array type or DB expression returning an array;
 - Operator 2 should be an array, iterator or DB expression returning an array.
 
-Checks if the first array contains at least one element from the second array. Currently supported only by PostgreSQL 
-and equals to `&&` operator.
-
 For example, `['array overlaps', 'ids', [1, 2, 3]]` will generate `"ids"::text[] && ARRAY[1,2,3]::text[]`.
 
 ### JSON overlaps
 
+Checks if the JSON contains at least one element from the array. Currently supported only by PostgreSQL, MySQL and
+SQLite.
+
 Requires two operands:
 
 - Operator 1 should be a column name of a JSON type or DB expression returning a JSON;
 - Operator 2 should be an array, iterator or DB expression returning an array.
 
-Checks if the JSON contains at least one element from the array. Currently supported only by PostgreSQL, MySQL and 
-SQLite. 
-
 ## Object format
 
 Object format is most powerful yet the most complex way to define conditions.

tests/AbstractQueryBuilderTest.php

@@ -1571,7 +1571,7 @@ public function testCreateOverlapsConditionFromArrayWithInvalidOperandsCount():
         $qb = $db->getQueryBuilder();
 
         $this->expectException(InvalidArgumentException::class);
-        $this->expectExceptionMessage('Operator "JSON OVERLAPS" requires three operands.');
+        $this->expectExceptionMessage('Operator "JSON OVERLAPS" requires two operands.');
 
         $qb->createConditionFromArray(['json overlaps', 'column']);
     }