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Now that #460 has been merged, we should investigate adding filters to GraphQL API queries. Up until now, the only supported filter has been an equivalence (=) relation. We should probably support the following capabilities:
equivalence (=)
comparison (<=, <, >, =>)
set inclusion/exclusion (in, not in)
has non-null value
Each of these would have to implemented differently for each class of ColumnType, e.g. integer, string, etc.
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Now that #460 has been merged, we should investigate adding filters to GraphQL API queries. Up until now, the only supported filter has been an equivalence (
=
) relation. We should probably support the following capabilities:=
)<=
,<
,>
,=>
)in
,not in
)Each of these would have to implemented differently for each class of
ColumnType
, e.g. integer, string, etc.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: