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Support all Predicate features in queries
See original GitHub issue-
LIKE -
IN -
BETWEEN - Collection Aggregates:
.@count,.@sum,.@avg,.@min,.@max. - Collection queries:
ANY,NONE - Subqueries
- Keypath substitution
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- Created 7 years ago
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- Comments:7 (2 by maintainers)
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Like, and the collection aggregates (.@count,.@sum,.@avg,.@min,.@max) are supported since version 2.2.0.ANYcan be used currently since it is implied over list properties (eg:items.price > 10will return objects that have any items in their list with a price > 10).Support for
ANY,SOME,ALL,NONE, subqueries, andINis in review and will be available soon.Is there a timetable for this?
ANY,NONEand@countwould be super useful.