[5.4] Possibility to use where for where in clause

[evsign]

I didn't get a reply in #15219 and decide to pr again. Close so close)

$builder->where('id', [1,2,3]);
$builder->where('id', 'in', [1,2,3]);
$builder->where('id', '=', [1,2,3]);

will produce: select * from table where "id" in (?, ?, ?)

$builder->where('id', '!=', [1,2,3]);
$builder->where('id', 'not in', [1,2,3]);

will produce: select * from table where "id" not in (?, ?, ?)

[GrahamCampbell]

invalid doc

[fernandobandeira]

Not sure if we need this.

Also this syntax:

$builder->where('id', [1,2,3]);

Could be used for another purpose in the future instead of calling a whereIn.
Maybe a json query $build->where('jsonColumn', ['badge' => 'black']);
Would turn into something like $build->where('jsonColumn->badge', 'black');

Not saying that we should accept this syntax but we would be able to if the syntax is not used for anything else.

Also the same applies to

$builder->where('id', '=', [1,2,3]);
$builder->where('id', '!=', [1,2,3]);

But this seems nice:

$builder->where('id', 'in', [1,2,3]);
$builder->where('id', 'not in', [1,2,3]);

[taylorotwell]

Please just use whereIn explicitly.