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Defining new filterable properties on a model while performing update/set operations does not result in the creation of filterable properties in the actual datamodel.
This only occurs in .push() but should also occur in .update() or .set() as we might be introducing new values/properties.
For example, assuming the following code: const users = modelDenormalizer('users'); users.filterableProperty('photo'); return users.updateById(${uid}, {photo})
Will not result into a lookup table called photoUsers, but will if i use push().
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Defining new filterable properties on a model while performing update/set operations does not result in the creation of filterable properties in the actual datamodel.
This only occurs in .push() but should also occur in .update() or .set() as we might be introducing new values/properties.
For example, assuming the following code:
const users = modelDenormalizer('users'); users.filterableProperty('photo'); return users.updateById(
${uid}, {photo})
Will not result into a lookup table called photoUsers, but will if i use push().
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: