Add support to datetime on gt. gte. lt. lte. filter #8
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Thanks for the amazing work! Would you have bandwidth to add the same feature on lt, gte, and lte as well? |
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@dshukertjr hey mate, no problem. leave it to me. cheers, |
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Legend! Feel free to bundle all of them in a single PR too 👍 |
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@dshukertjr ready for you review. cheers, |
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This is awesome! Thanks for the amazing work!
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Will release a new version with this update right after I merge it! |
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Add support to datetime on "gt." supabase filter
What is the current behavior?
throws an error: NoSuchMethodError: The method '>' was called on null.
What is the new behavior?
accepts datetime value type and int value type
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