Aaron Powell
Aaron Powell
If you're just wanting the `keyPath` for an object store you need to make a named index, as I did with the `people` object store in the above demo.
Have you got an example?
Hmm it's unclear from the spec which I should be looking at, `currentTarget` or `target`, but I think I should actually be looking at something else, the `result.request` property, which...
isn't that what PR #152 is about?
Nope at the moment there isn’t but I think it shouldn’t be too difficult to add, make index take a rest argument, feel free to drop me a PR, otherwise...
Yeah I figured that’d be the way you’d go about it, alternatively you could use an index for one of the query terms, ideally the one that would reduce the...
I'll leave this open, I'm less likely to forget about it otherwise
You can already use multiple filters (only the first goes into an index query), I’d like to get compound index queries supported by I haven’t had time
Can you post a jsbin reproducing the error? I'll admit to not having used the AMD stuff in a long time, I stick with ES6 modules and transpile with the...
Just to confirm - if your csproj is using a TFM of `netcoreapp3.1` it works, but if you change it to `net5.0` it'll fail? Any chance you've got a sample...