Closed panoply closed 1 month ago
Hi @panoply Agreed there should be no issue with the query you shared. We cannot reproduce the error, though. Can you provide a minimal gist that reproduces it? What leads you to believe there is an issue with the nested data
field? Here is me executing the same query
The error indicates that you are trying to pass a function as an argument, and the update
variable you show is clearly a plain old object.
I am scratching my head here because the only difference with code sample and data is that its a getter reference.
Can you provide an example of what you mean? You cannot provide any object with functions as properties. If you are using a class instance as an argument, consider adding a "toObject" method that converts the class into a plain old object.
I'm going to close this issue, but please feel free to follow up if you continue to have problems or find anything else.
It seems rather absurd that nested keys using
data
property will throw.Take the following:
Throws:
This is because of the
data
property, which deeply nested within the structure, am I missing something here?