feat(releases): Support filtering by release.created
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Allows filtering on release date added which we display as created.
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| f"date_added__{OPERATOR_TO_DJANGO[search_filter.operator]}": search_filter.value.raw_value | ||
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Bug: Missing negation handling causes KeyError with != operator
The RELEASE_CREATED_KEY filter directly accesses OPERATOR_TO_DJANGO[search_filter.operator], but OPERATOR_TO_DJANGO does not include the != operator. When a user queries with release.created:!=<date>, this will raise a KeyError. The adjacent SEMVER_BUILD_ALIAS filter correctly handles this by calling handle_operator_negation() first to convert != to = and extract a negated flag, then using exclude() when negated.
| **{ | ||
| f"date_added__{OPERATOR_TO_DJANGO[search_filter.operator]}": search_filter.value.raw_value | ||
| } | ||
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Bug: Missing negation handling causes KeyError with != operator
The RELEASE_CREATED_KEY filter directly accesses OPERATOR_TO_DJANGO[search_filter.operator], but OPERATOR_TO_DJANGO does not include the != operator. When a user queries with release.created:!=<date>, this will raise a KeyError. The adjacent SEMVER_BUILD_ALIAS filter correctly handles this by calling handle_operator_negation() first to convert != to = and extract a negated flag, then using exclude() when negated.
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Allows filtering on release date added which we display as created. example `release.created:-7d` Motivation: the date filter doesn't really work this way on releases, this could be interesting?
Allows filtering on release date added which we display as created.
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release.created:-7dMotivation: the date filter doesn't really work this way on releases, this could be interesting?