Empty string matches all strings in LINQ query

[AlexK]

Suppose you have added a bunch of Item objects to the DB and you want
to query by ID (which is a string). The following IDs exist in the DB:
1, 2, 3.

The following returns only items whose IDs are "2":
var items = session.Query<Item>().Where(x => x.Id == "2")

The following returns ALL items.
var items = session.Query<Item>().Where(x => x.Id == string.Empty)

Is this an intentional shortcut to get all items? How should I query
for string.Empty fields then?

I tried build 457 and 465 (latest stable as of writing) with client
for .Net 3.5.

[Ayende Rahien]

Alex,

That isn't intentional, but it does make sense. Due to the way we are actually search for things, a query on string.Empty is equal to querying for everything

fixed in the next build