๐ Documentation: Python list_documents arguments are incorrect.
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Arguments for list_documents in Python SDK are wrong.
In Python SDK code link:
def list_documents(self, collection_id, filters = None, limit = None, offset = None, order_field = None, order_type = None, order_cast = None, search = None):
In Python SDK documentation they follow camel case: orderField, orderType, orderCast
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This fix is now available as part of Appwrite 0.12 which is now officially released. You can learn more at: https://dev.to/appwrite/its-here-announcing-the-release-of-appwrite-012-5c8b
Maybe we can change the
Request
title toHTTP Request
? andResponse
toHTTP Response
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