[release/9.0] Bump version of Cosmos SDK from 3.45 to 3.48 to improve hybrid search experience out of the box#35954
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… hybrid search experience out of the box bumping cosmos sdk version to improve hybrid search experience out of the box - this is a dry run, will incorporate these changes to the proper 9.0 PR once/if we have green light for the bump Continuation of #35909 Description As part of adding full text search support we realized that some scenarios (specifically hybrid search and some instances of ContainsAll) don't work with the Cosmos SDK that is currently referenced by EFCore.Cosmos 9.x package. The issues can be solved by bumping SDK version to 3.48 Customer impact Customers trying full text search will experience errors for some scenarios - cryptic exception (Syntax error near '-' for hybrid, and invalid results for some ContainsAll queries). Workaround is to manually upgrade Cosmos SDK dependency. How found Internal testing by the partner team. Regression No Testing All current Cosmos tests pass. Performed smoke test to validate that breaking change added in the SDK (requiring explicit Newtonsoft.Json dependency) doesn't have impact on the customer app. Risk Low. This can only affect customers using EFCore.Cosmos, one breaking change introduced in the SDK is benign from the perspective of customers using EFCore to communicate with Cosmos (EFCore package absorbs the breaking change).
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bumping cosmos sdk version to improve hybrid search experience out of the box - this is a dry run, will incorporate these changes to the proper 9.0 PR once/if we have green light for the bump
Continuation of #35909
Description
As part of adding full text search support we realized that some scenarios (specifically hybrid search and some instances of ContainsAll) don't work with the Cosmos SDK that is currently referenced by EFCore.Cosmos 9.x package. The issues can be solved by bumping SDK version to 3.48
Customer impact
Customers trying full text search will experience errors for some scenarios - cryptic exception (Syntax error near '-' for hybrid, and invalid results for some ContainsAll queries). Workaround is to manually upgrade Cosmos SDK dependency.
How found
Internal testing by the partner team.
Regression
No
Testing
All current Cosmos tests pass. Performed smoke test to validate that breaking change added in the SDK (requiring explicit Newtonsoft.Json dependency) doesn't have impact on the customer app.
Risk
Low. This can only affect customers using EFCore.Cosmos, one breaking change introduced in the SDK is benign from the perspective of customers using EFCore to communicate with Cosmos (EFCore package absorbs the breaking change).