You cannot use wildcards in UnifiedSearchFor directly as it will be interpreted as the char * and not the 'wildcard'. What you can do is create your own For extension that supports this:

public static IQueriedSearch<TSource, QueryStringQuery> WildcardFor<TSource>(
this ITypeSearch<TSource> search, string queryString)
{

return new Search<TSource, QueryStringQuery>(search, context =>
{
var query = new QueryStringQuery(searchQuery);

context.RequestBody.Query = query;

});
}

Thanks Henrick - works great :)

Just one little mistake on the seachQuery variable name, think it should be queryString

        public static IQueriedSearch<TSource, QueryStringQuery> WildcardFor<TSource>(
            this ITypeSearch<TSource> search, string queryString)
        {
            
            return new Search<TSource, QueryStringQuery>(search, context =>
            {
                var query = new QueryStringQuery(queryString); context.RequestBody.Query = query;
            });
        }

Hi

Best bets doesn't seem to work when this extension method is applied, have you noticed this too Adam?

/Fred