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Handling unknown GraphQL filter property in MapFilter func. It is required to fallback into selector filtering when the specified property is not available in the search response. E.g. ?filter=(eq,location,US) --> should filter using the selector.
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Handling unknown GraphQL filter property in MapFilter func.
It is required to fallback into selector filtering when the specified property is not available in the search response.
E.g. ?filter=(eq,location,US) --> should filter using the selector.