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The syntax for some queries don't seem to match between the docs and the SDKs.
For example, the Python SDK's has Query.and_queries(), but the docs show Query.and():
In addition, the Swift SDK requires the value label like Query.equal("released", value: [true]), but the docs just show Query.equal("title", ["Iron Man"]):
👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
@stnguyen90 regarding your first issue, it seems like only the python sdk has this discrepancy for using and_queries(), while rest all use .and() syntax. perhaps it would be better to fix this in python sdk itself?
💭 Description
The syntax for some queries don't seem to match between the docs and the SDKs.
For example, the Python SDK's has
Query.and_queries()
, but the docs showQuery.and()
:In addition, the Swift SDK requires the
value
label likeQuery.equal("released", value: [true])
, but the docs just showQuery.equal("title", ["Iron Man"])
:👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?
🏢 Have you read the Code of Conduct?
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