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Is there some difference if I do this:
const promise = databases.listDocuments( database, collection, [ Query.equal('userId', userId), Query.equal('groupId', payload.groupId) ] );
instead of using "and" query:
const promise = databases.listDocuments( database, collection, [ Query.and([ Query.equal('userId', userId), Query.equal('groupId', payload.groupId) ]) ] );
TL;DR
Developers are asking if there's a difference between using multiple Query.equal statements versus using a single Query.and with both conditions inside when performing a database query.
Solution: Both methods achieve the same result in this scenario, so you can use either based on your preference or readability of code. 