Using `in` or `is_nil()` for a jsonb property

I’m trying to understand the Ash filter expression syntax for working with json arrays within a jsonb column in ash_postgres.

I have a jsonb column, settings, on a table notification_settings

For a simple equality expression, I can use the == operator:

NotificationSettings
|> Ash.Query.filter(settings["foo"] == "bar")
|> Ash.read!(authorize?: false)

But for a value in enum expression:

NotificationSettings
|> Ash.Query.filter("email" in settings["dues_reminders"])
|> Ash.read!(authorize?: false)

It produces:

** (Ash.Error.Unknown)
Bread Crumbs:
  > Error returned from: NotificationSettings.read
Unknown Error
* ** (Postgrex.Error) ERROR 22P02 (invalid_text_representation) malformed array literal: "["email"]". If you are trying to query a JSON field, the parameter may need to be interpolated. Instead of
    p.json["field"] != "value"
do
    p.json["field"] != ^"value"
"[" must introduce explicitly-specified array dimensions.

So I have to use fragment() instead:

NotificationSettings
|> Ash.Query.filter(fragment("?->'dues_reminders' \\? ?", settings, "email"))
|> Ash.read!(authorize?: false)

A very similar thing happens with is_nil() on a jsonb property:

NotificationSettings
|> Ash.Query.filter(is_nil(settings["dues_reminders"]))
|> Ash.read!(authorize?: false)

It produces:

* ** (Postgrex.Error) ERROR 22P02 (invalid_text_representation) malformed array literal: "["email"]"...

For that too, I must use fragment instead:

NotificationSettings
|> Ash.Query.filter(fragment("?->'dues_reminders' is null", settings))
|> Ash.read!(authorize?: false)

Is this correct? Is there no built-in syntax for doing jsonb value comparisons beyond the == operator?