provide string array argument as filter for ui.location.infoj(loc, []) #1083
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Nice one @dbauszus-glx - this is a clean solution!
📃 Please could you write this up in the Docs? then I'll be happy to approve!
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If the infoj argument is provided as an array of strings a lookup for the entry with matching field will be attempted at the beginning of the iteration.
This does not backwards compatibility where the infoj argument is provided as an array of objects.