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Support subquery filters in filter chains #3868

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Before, combined membership filters were only possible in filter expressions, e.g. hostgroup_name=(a&b).
Now, also (hostgroup_name=a&hostgroup_name=b) is supported (even w/o the parantheses) which makes it easier to build such filters with the filter editor.

@lippserd lippserd force-pushed the feature/subquery-filter-in-chain branch 2 times, most recently from ab89872 to 89e6492 Compare July 16, 2019 12:48
@lippserd lippserd added this to the 2.7.0 milestone Jul 16, 2019
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ref/NC/615573

Before, combined membership filters were only possible in filter
expressions, e.g. hostgroup_name=(a&b). Now, also
(hostgroup_name=a&hostgroup_name=b) is supported which makes it easier
to build such filters with the filter editor.
Before, the forced hostgroup_name paramemter may interfere with an
existing hostgroup_name filter.
Before, the forced servicegroup_name paramemter may interfere with an
existing servicegroup_name filter.
Filter chains require parantheses to work properly.
@nilmerg nilmerg force-pushed the feature/subquery-filter-in-chain branch from 6a11915 to ac08fb2 Compare July 30, 2019 07:28
@nilmerg nilmerg merged commit 00e4990 into master Jul 30, 2019
@nilmerg nilmerg deleted the feature/subquery-filter-in-chain branch July 30, 2019 07:28
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