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We implemented filtering on composite field types like ADDRESS and LINKS.
The problem is that we still have to implement filtering on their subfields like secondaryLinks or additionalPhones because they need a special treatment, they are like sub-sub-fields.
Current behavior
Currently we can filter on sub field of level 1.
Expected behavior
We want to be able to filter on sub fields that contains arrays, sometimes arrays of objects like additionalPhones which contains an array of PhoneRecord : additionalPhones?: PhoneRecord[] | null;
Technical inputs
See if there's some work on the backend involved ?
We'll also have to handle the filtering for the frontend cache that mirrors the backend filtering for those fields.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Scope & Context
Follow-up of #6425
We implemented filtering on composite field types like ADDRESS and LINKS.
The problem is that we still have to implement filtering on their subfields like
secondaryLinks
oradditionalPhones
because they need a special treatment, they are like sub-sub-fields.Current behavior
Currently we can filter on sub field of level 1.
Expected behavior
We want to be able to filter on sub fields that contains arrays, sometimes arrays of objects like
additionalPhones
which contains an array of PhoneRecord :additionalPhones?: PhoneRecord[] | null;
Technical inputs
See if there's some work on the backend involved ?
We'll also have to handle the filtering for the frontend cache that mirrors the backend filtering for those fields.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: