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# Wagtail 5.1.2 release notes
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_September 25, 2023_
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```{contents}
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---
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local:
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depth: 1
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---
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```
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## What's new
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### Bug fixes
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* Avoid use of `ignore_conflicts` when creating extra permissions for snippets, for SQL Server compatibility (Sage Abdullah)
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* Ensure sequence on `wagtailsearchpromotions_query` table is correctly set after migrating data (Jake Howard)
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* Change spreadsheet export headings to match listing view column headings (Christer Jensen, Sage Abdullah)
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* Fix numbers, booleans, and `None` from being exported as strings (Christer Jensen)
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* Restore fallback on full-word search for snippet choosers and generic index views (Matt Westcott)
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* Restore compatibility with pre-7.15 versions of the Elasticsearch Python library, allowing use of Opensearch (Matt Westcott)
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* Fix error when pickling BaseSiteSetting instances (Matt Westcott)
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* For Python 3.13 support - upgrade Willow to v1.6.2, replace `imghdr` with Willow's built-in MIME type detection (Jake Howard)
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## Upgrade considerations
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### Search within chooser interfaces requires `AutocompleteField` for full functionality
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In Wagtail 4.2, the search bar within snippet chooser interfaces (and custom choosers created via `ChooserViewSet`) returned results for partial word matches - for example, a search for "wagt" would return results containing "Wagtail" - if this was supported by the search backend in use, and at least one `AutocompleteField` was present in the model's `search_fields` definition. Otherwise, it would fall back to only matching on complete words. In Wagtail 5.0, this fallback behaviour was removed, and consequently a model with no `AutocompleteField`s in place would return no results.
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As of Wagtail 5.1.2, the fallback behaviour has been restored. Nevertheless, it is strongly recommended that you add `AutocompleteField` to your models' `search_fields` definitions, to ensure that users can receive search results continuously as they type. For example:
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```python
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from wagtail.search import index
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# ... other imports
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@register_snippet
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class MySnippet(index.Indexed, models.Model):
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search_fields = [
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index.SearchField("name"),
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index.AutocompleteField("name"),
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]
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```
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