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When editing SOQL, the keyword null is a valid value in a where clause, such as "WHERE my_picklist_field__c != null", however the Builder does not allow the keyword to be entered in the "value" section of the form.
Steps To Reproduce:
Start a new query.
Select an object (from), and any number of fields into the result set.
Add a filter on a restricted picklist field, and type the word null in the "Value" input field.
Expected result
The word null should be allowed.
Actual result
The input field is highlighted with a red outline and the help text indicating which values are acceptable for the picklist is shown instead.
Additional information
WORKAROUND: It's possible to switch to the regular text editor to edit the query and switch back to the builder. The query will execute and the builder will correctly show the value.