feat(app-headless-cms): add support for nested dynamic zones and ref fields #3471
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Changes
This PR unlocks the ability to nest dynamic zone fields within object fields, within other dynamic zones, and also have ref fields within dynamic zones. Filtering of content entries within dynamic zones is still not possible.
This PR also improves the performance of reference field mapping which is executed during
create
andupdate
CRUD operations.Other changes:
prepareFormData
to@webiny/app-headless-cms-common
, as it is being used in recursive functionscreateFieldsList
to@webiny/app-headless-cms-common
, as it is being used in recursive functions_empty: String
field, until some user-defined fields are added to the object. The same thing applies to empty dynamic zone templates.This is an example of what you can now do in your content models:
How Has This Been Tested?
Jest tests on the API side, and manually on the client side.