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Support IN queries for list properties
See original GitHub issueI created a branch (sk-list-queries) that contains a failing test that should pass, so please use that (and expand the test) when we implement this feature.
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@Kureev not yet. In the meantime you can generate the equivalent query string by OR ing together individual comparisons.
We rely on core’s query language, and once that supports it, we will automatically support it. Tracked by https://github.com/realm/realm-core/issues/2978