Hi All, With regard to https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TINKERPOP-2375
This issue opens up the conversation of what the behavior should be in TinkerPop when there are comparisons of two objects with different types. There are probably three simple approaches that can be taken. 1. Just throw an exception when this happens. 2. Try to cast to the wider type and compare. If there are no compatible types then throw an exception. 3. Treat two objects of different types as being unequal. We currently take approach 1 in 3.5.x and a mix of approach 1/3 in 3.6.x and later. The introduction of ternary boolean starting in 3.6.x causes certain predicates to filter with a variation of approach 3 and others to throw like in approach 1. I would argue that it makes the most sense to extend approach 3 to the rest of the predicates as this seems to be the approach we've been taking recently to similar issues around filtering. Any comments on this subject would be appreciated. Thanks, Ken
