Allow plugins to provide arbitrary filter headers #107
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This is for @jfrederickson Plugins sometimes need to use more complex filtering than the CLI provides by default. This allows plugins only to specify filter headers as Python dicts, and overrides whatever was passed in the CLI command.
jfrederickson
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Mar 6, 2019
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Looks good to me - this appears to work as intended:
In [38]: status, result = context.client.call_operation('linodes', 'types', filters={"+and": [{ "vcpus": { "+gte": 2 }}, {"class": "standard"}], "+order_by": "memo
...: ry", "+order": "asc"})
In [39]: [item['id'] for item in result['data']]
Out[39]:
['g6-standard-2',
'g6-standard-4',
'g6-standard-6',
'g6-standard-8',
'g6-standard-16',
'g6-standard-20',
'g6-standard-24',
'g6-standard-32']
patthiel
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Mar 8, 2019
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LGTM |
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This is for @jfrederickson
Plugins sometimes need to use more complex filtering than the CLI
provides by default. This allows plugins only to specify filter headers
as Python dicts, and overrides whatever was passed in the CLI command.