Resolve filter field names case-insensitively - #242
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Currently a QueryFields map only supports lowercase field names, because Finalize lowercases the field name before looking it up. Sort, GroupBy and RequiredFields instead match exactly, and silently drop anything else. With this change, mixed-case filter fields are now declarable. QueryFields.Resolve matches a field name exactly, then falls back to a case-insensitive match, and returns the name as declared. This applies to filter params as well as sort, group by, and fields.
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Currently a QueryFields map only supports lowercase field names, because Finalize lowercases the field name before looking it up. Sort, GroupBy and RequiredFields instead match exactly, and silently drop anything else.
With this change, mixed-case filter fields are now declarable.
QueryFields.Resolve matches a field name exactly, then falls back to a case-insensitive match, and returns the name as declared. This applies to filter params as well as sort, group by, and fields.