feat: Allow filtering m2o by CTI subtypes. #1093
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Using the same trick/infra as filtering by poly components, we expose the subtypes of pointing-to-CTI m2o fields as sibling suffixes.
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# [1.167.0](v1.166.0...v1.167.0) (2024-05-18) ### Features * Allow filtering m2o by CTI subtypes. ([#1093](#1093)) ([1a67c5a](1a67c5a))
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Using the same trick/infra as filtering by poly components, we expose the subtypes of pointing-to-CTI m2o fields as sibling suffixes.
I.e. if you have a
author.publisherthat could be one of two Publisher subtypes, you can now filter to a specific one by doing:em.find(Author, { publisherLargePublisher: { country: "US" } })Currently this is only implemented for m2os, but we should be able to use the same trick for all relation types.