[SOLVED] Issue with Selecting Attributes within Nested Collections in Query Select
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Hello, I was able to select attributes within Collection B using 'Query. select' within a relationship with Collection A. However, I am encountering an issue with selecting attributes within Collection B after adding a third level with Collection C. The relationship now looks like Collection A -> Collection B -> Collection C, and I'm unable to select attributes within Collection B.
yes, there is limited support for select at the moment. make sure to upvote this issue: https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/issues/5376
Thanks, but that's not the same as my issue
What exactly are your collections and what are queries in your request?
I have four collections: userPreview, userData, post, and review. UserPreview has a one-to-one relationship with userData and a one-to-many relationship with review. Post has a one-to-many relationship with review.
Currently, I am querying the review collection (using the post ID index) and receiving a response that includes userPreview and userData. However, I do not want userData, so I tried using Query.select on userPreview, but it doesn't seem to work. It only works when I remove the relationship between userPreview and userData.
that sounds like the 4th task in the issue, right?
Yes,
right, so make sure to 👍🏼 the issue
Alright, sure
[SOLVED] Issue with Selecting Attributes within Nested Collections in Query Select
It seems to work now after I removed the relationship between 'review' and 'post'. It appears to me that 'Query.select' doesn't work on a document that has two relationships within it.
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