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First of all, loving the product, started using it not too long ago as a way to build my first MVP app and found a pretty nice strategy to use Elasticsearch Rest API querying to result content into the app.
I am using the following query(expanded from API call url for readability), which allows me to group by certain products(allowing me to populate a list of items in the app) and get all of their metadata all in a single API call.
However, upon setting up that API call I get the error of
Which pertain to using an array to get the field values I want here for each product.
"include": [ "brand", "price"]
Now I understand the other feature and its use case for API calls, it's wonderful. However, can we make this check that produces the error somewhat more lenient? Where it won't disallow my API call that includes brackets in the url, i.e it won't disallow my array object?
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Hi,
First of all, loving the product, started using it not too long ago as a way to build my first MVP app and found a pretty nice strategy to use Elasticsearch Rest API querying to result content into the app.
I am using the following query(expanded from API call url for readability), which allows me to group by certain products(allowing me to populate a list of items in the app) and get all of their metadata all in a single API call.
However, upon setting up that API call I get the error of

Which pertain to using an array to get the field values I want here for each product.
Now I understand the other feature and its use case for API calls, it's wonderful. However, can we make this check that produces the error somewhat more lenient? Where it won't disallow my API call that includes brackets in the url, i.e it won't disallow my array object?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: