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"Filter all posts which are tagged with animal and the tag title is something".
This case is important.
Known Problems
The architecture must order where statements which belong together.
Futhermore: posts_tags is the many-to-many lookup table of posts and tags. If you pass posts_tags.sort_order, we first check if the table name is a relation, if not, we check if the table name is a join table. I think this could work.
Tasks
play with the cases
implement
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closes#14
- the code becomes a little hard to read, but i'd not refactor it till we have all cases in place
- this commit supports the cases listed in #14
- i've raised #17 to refactor the converter.js
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CASE 1
"Filter all posts which are tagged with animal and it's the first tag"
This case is important.
CASE 2
"Filter all posts which are tagged with animal and the tag title is something".
This case is less important.
CASE 3 (combination)
"Filter all posts which are tagged with animal and the tag title is something".
This case is important.
Known Problems
The architecture must order where statements which belong together.
Futhermore:
posts_tags
is the many-to-many lookup table of posts and tags. If you passposts_tags.sort_order
, we first check if the table name is a relation, if not, we check if the table name is a join table. I think this could work.Tasks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: