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When passing a filter string with a property containing a dot, the part of the property before the dot will be ignored and only the part after the dot will be parsed and passed into the FilterClause built by the function.
Steps to reproduce:
Call the parser with a filter containing a dot in the property name.
Example:
?$filter=state.deleted eq false
The function handles dots in the value just fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When passing a filter string with a property containing a dot, the part of the property before the dot will be ignored and only the part after the dot will be parsed and passed into the FilterClause built by the function.
Steps to reproduce:
Example:
?$filter=state.deleted eq false
The function handles dots in the value just fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: