Order by Relations not work

Bug description

Order by Relations not work in version 2.21.2

How to reproduce

My code:

prisma.product.findMany({
    orderBy: {
         analytics: {
             id: 'acs'
         }
      }
})

Type '{ analytics: {}; }' is not assignable to type 'Enumerable<ProductOrderByInput>'.
  Object literal may only specify known properties, and 'analytics' does not exist in type 'Enumerable<ProductOrderByInput>'

Expected behavior

No response

Prisma information

model Product {
  id               Int            @id @default(autoincrement())
  analytics       Analytic[]    @relation("fk_product_analytic")
  @@map("products")
}

model Analytic {
  id                        Int                   @id @default(autoincrement())
  product_id                Int 
  product                   Product               @relation("fk_product_analytic", fields: [product_id], references: [id])

  @@map(name:"product_analytics")
}

Environment & setup

• Node: 14.16.0

Prisma Version

2.21.2

[M15sy]

Hi @NguyenKyThinh94,

Not sure if you’ve already managed to get around your issue (or if this will be helpful to anyone else reading this) but I was also seeing this error in v2.30.3.

In my situation, when I actually ran my app the order by relation was working but I was seeing the above type error. To get rid of the error I just cast my object to the expected type and it seemed to be happy enough with it.

So in your example, something along the lines of:

const orderBy = { analytics: { id: ‘acs’ } } as ProductOrderByInput
prisma.product.findMany({ orderBy })

Thanks

[arielvieira]

@fabriciosautner I believe you can do it reverse though user_challenges making it distinct by challengeId and ordering it, then selecting the challenge from user_challenges and returning the values in a map

const result = await prisma.user_challenges.findMany({
  // In order to only get one `challenge` per `user_challenges` 
  distinct: 'challengeId',

  // order the `user_challenges.end_date` by desc
  orderBy: {
    end_date: 'desc',
  },

  // includes the `challenge` in the query
  select: {
    challenge: true,
  },

  // your query
  where: {
    user_id,
    completed: true,
    is_current: true,
  },
});

const challengesFound = result.map(r => r.challenge)