Ryan Nickel

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My odata server doesn't support hasSubset. What I'm trying to do is compose a query that looks like: ``` (selectablePartStatuses/any(s: s eq 'Defective' or s eq 'Good')) ```

For example, looking at the [lamda](https://sap.github.io/cloud-sdk/docs/js/features/odata/use-odata-v4-type-safe-client-for-javascript-typescript#filter-on-one-to-many-navigation-properties) any example, you can filter by a navigation property with `any` But what if I wanted to search by the **EmailAddress** Something like: ```...

@jjtang1985 thanks for that clarification. How do you suggest that I filter based on a collection that's not a navigation. For example, a type that contains an array of strings?...

@jjtang1985 further, the following query does work against their service: `https://services.odata.org/TripPinRESTierService/(S(ts5bnmayur22pucw5llcpuxm))/People('russellwhyte')?$filter=Emails/any(e: e eq '[email protected]' or e eq '[email protected]' or e eq '[email protected]')` (edited to make the URL more readable)

@jjtang1985 This is a Live project. We're working on writing some more advanced queries to expose some more complicated UI in the application. Unfortunately it doesn't look like our server...

@jjtang1985 Like every project, everything is urgent. We're knee deep in the development right now so it looks like we're going to have to hand roll our complex queries for...

Looks like that would work, however we'd want to append to the built up filter we've already created. i.e. ``` People.requestBuilder() .getAll() .filter( .. various filters here .. ) .addCustomerQueryParameters({'$filter':...

To quote @minux on https://github.com/golang/go/issues/10181 > Use http://golang.org/pkg/crypto/x509/#DecryptPEMBlock and then > http://golang.org/pkg/crypto/tls/#X509KeyPair if you need to read > password protected PEM. > > (LoadX509KeyPair can't open password protected PEM because...

Would like to +1 this item. We use the codegen heavily and would like to be able to have the ability to override very specific endpoints.