In replaced by HasSome and HasMany confusion for non-slice columns

[liamross]

If I have a column, let's say id, and I want to FindMany of something based on a list of IDs I have, I previously used In. However, it seems that was removed in the new release.

var ids []string // List of IDs to find

entries, err := database.SomeEntry.FindMany(
        db.SomeEntry.ID.In(ids),
).Exec(context.Background())

Here are my issues:

1. In made a lot of sense to me, but no longer exists (read as FindMany where ID is In a slice of IDs)
2. HasEvery is now an option... what does that mean? How can an ID have every value of a slice? Does this mean only FindMany if every single ID from the slice is found?
3. HasSome is presumably the new version of In? But that's far less intuitive.

Questions:

1. What is the new version of In?
2. Do HasEvery and HasSome really make sense here? If so could someone explain the right way to think about them, that would be very appreciated.

entries, err := database.SomeEntry.FindMany(
        db.SomeEntry.ID.HasSome(ids), // Is this even the same? What does it all mean :'(
).Exec(context.Background())

[steebchen]

This seems like a bug to me. Can you please share your schema?

[liamross]

I can't share the schema but I'll try to do a minimal reproduction, I actually reverted back to v0.11 to avoid this issue in the meantime so it's not currently a blocker. Will try to get reproduction asap

[liamross]

Reproduction sent in #643

[liamross]

This is a bug, see #643