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fix: make all filter operators uppercase #378
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🐛 Bug Fix
Currently unary operators are uppercase, while binary and set operators are lowercase, which looks weird. As of PR 9556 Superset now expects all filter operators to be uppercase (it does work with lowercase, but this support might be removed at some point).