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Filter relations by search_model_fields #224
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I think it shouldn't be too hard 🤔 I'll kick off a PR 👍🏻 |
Hi, @arthurio When is this feature supposed to come? It's a very functional feature. ❤️ |
@mertcangokgoz I have been busy, sorry for things slowing down a bit... I'll pick this up this week! |
Any update @arthurio |
Before starting to work on the few "feature" PRs I had opened I started to restructure the documentation a notch #375. Unfortunately this is still in progress but I might go back to doing the features first in order to have a "clean" plate to take on pydantic v2 support. |
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Is there a way to filter relation fields by
search_model_fields
in Filter.Constants?For example:
I want to add a field of the address relation in search_model_fields -
address.last_name
in this case.I use SQLAlchemy as ORM.
Thank you alot for this fine piece of software <3
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