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A JCascalog CascalogFilter that we are using isn't getting any fields passed in as part of the filterCall argument.
Here is the filter:
private static class FilterNullContentTypes extends CascalogFilter { @Override public boolean isKeep(FlowProcess process, FilterCall filterCall) { int i = filterCall.getArguments().getFields().getPos("!content-type"); String value = filterCall.getArguments().getTuple().getString(i); return !StringUtils.hasText(value); } }
filterCall.getArguments() is returning: "fields: [NONE] tuple: []"
The SubQuery where it is being used looks like this:
Subquery filterQuery = new Subquery("?practice-id", "!create-date", "!content-type", "?patientid", "?source", "?create_timestamp") .predicate(outerJoinQuery, "?practice-id", "!create-date", "!content-type", "?patientid", "?source", "?create_timestamp") .predicate(new FilterNullContentTypes());
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Hey @dkincaid, is this still an issue? Would love a pull req if you guys have come across a workaround. Thanks!
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A JCascalog CascalogFilter that we are using isn't getting any fields passed in as part of the filterCall argument.
Here is the filter:
filterCall.getArguments() is returning: "fields: [NONE] tuple: []"
The SubQuery where it is being used looks like this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: