Where() on compount indexes does not work

[FMCorz]

I have tried several times to query on a compound index without success.

{
  keyPath: ['foo', 'bar']
}

.where(store, ['foo', 'bar'], ...) // Using compound index
.where(store, 'foo, bar', ...)  // Expected name by YDN?
.where(store, 'foo,bar', ...)  // Expected name by YDN?
.where(store, 'foo_bar', ...) // Custom name

With, or without name, lead to no success. Sometimes it appeared that it was working but in fact the where was not filtering anything. I might have done something wrong, but I couldn't debug because the source code was minified and I do not have time to start building the app.

Cheers,
Fred

[FMCorz]

Forgot to mention that my workaround was to create an index with a generator using both values. And then doing a search on that index. Not sure if that's a good workaround long term, but that appeared to be working.

[yathit]

Your talking don't not make sense and creating rubbish issues annoying.

Proof your claims in jsbin and read before you do.

If you don't have time to read and understand, this library is not for you.

[FMCorz]

I am sorry if you're considering that my issues are rubish. I have spent hours yesterday trying to get this to work, I have tried to debug the minified JS, I have read everything I could and googled extensively. I will try to provide a code sample, but any help would be appreciated.

[yathit]

From the above documentation,

compound key can be created either by compound index using array keyPath or key itself

So the name of the index does not matter. You give some name and use it. Compound index works in every ways.

[mdjnelson]

Hmm, thanks Fred. Interesting point, however I have to agree - your talking don't not make sense and creating rubbish issues annoying.