Open tcollins590 opened 1 year ago
I've realized that converting the UUID to Binary using .toBinary()
the filter then works. Is this the intended behavior?
According to the BSON specification, UUID is binary data with a special subtype. In that light, it is not surprising.
The conversion could be done by Realm Web by scanning the filter argument for UUID.
How frequently does the bug occur?
Seen once
Description
When setting up a watch stream with a filter using the
realm-web
package, UUID's appear to not be valid as a filter. I can successfully filter for BSON.ObjectID but not BSON.UUID.Eg filter: {"fullDocument.field": new BSON.UUID("38547a33-7686-4bfb-bda6-ce8bb0479d52")}
It's verified that it's not taking the filter by looking at the App Services logs under a watch stream function. When using BSON.ObjectID, the filter shows up in the function output, and when using the BSON.UUID, there is no filter object in the function output in the log.
Stacktrace & log output
No response
Can you reproduce the bug?
Yes, always
Reproduction Steps
Pass a filter to .watch() on a collection using a BSON.UUID. Reference app services logs to see that the filter is not being applied
Version
1.7.1
What SDK flavour are you using?
Atlas App Services (auth, functions, etc.)
Are you using encryption?
No, not using encryption
Platform OS and version(s)
Typescript, react 18, next.js
Build environment
Which debugger for React Native: ..
Cocoapods version
No response