Open satbirsandhu opened 5 years ago
Did you figure this out? I have my geoLoc nested in an object too. I'd expect something like address.geoLoc
should work for the field, but I just get back null
Hey guys, I know this has been posted for a while now, but I just created a pull request to address this.
Thanks for looking into it and letting me know. Satbir
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My firestore data has geopoint object as nested field, see attached data structure.
I am not able to specify path to my geopoint. const field =
address/geoLoc
; const field =address.geoLoc
; nested geopoint object.pdfIt works fine when I have geoLoc at root of my collection. root geopoint.pdf