Empty values operators #258
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Co-authored-by: Jake Barnby <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Jake Barnby <[email protected]>
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| public static function equal(string $attribute, array $values): self | ||
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| if (empty($values)) { | ||
| throw new Exception('Equal queries require at least one value.'); |
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Should we throw error, or continue without a query?
As Appwrite developer, if I do [Query.equal('userId', ids]) and ids are empty, it would be annoying to get an error. It would mean I need to do exactly the same check in MANY places - everywhere, where I put array into query.
To keep SDK and HTTP consistent, I would avoid fixing this in SDK. I think this should be fixed here, or in Appwrite repo. I think empty array of values should return everything, instead of throwing error.
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Did not realize the SDK fixing.. We can do it with a validator if we want to throw an error
The question is Should we throw errors, or select all? especially now that we removed limits?
@abnegate what do you think
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I think we should throw an error. In that way, the developer knows the query has an issue. They might not realize it's not doing anything if we just ignore it. Make more sense to do it in the validator though instead of here
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Will be taken care of here... |
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