Filtering doesn't work on SETOF functions when source table is commented as @omit all
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kernel-io commented
Given a table as such:
CREATE TABLE foo (
id int
distributor_id int
name text
)
and a function as such
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION foo_by_distributor_id(distributor_id int)
RETURNS SETOF public.foo AS $$
SELECT * FROM public.foo WHERE distributor_id = distributor_id;
$$ LANGUAGE sql STABLE;
You get a filterable connection on fooByDistributorId, however when you add the comment @omit all
to the foo table (to hide it and make the set of function the only way to access it) you lose the filter on the connection (fooByDistributorId).
Is this expected, or is there a better way to make certain parameters required in connections?
mattbretl commented
Thanks for reporting this. I agree that foo_by_distributor_id
in your example should have a filter
arg exposed. I'll release a fix shortly.
mattbretl commented
Fixed in v1.1.1