The correct way to get your desired result is with the following `filter_by`:

country:[`India`] && company_name:[`Acme Corp 6`] && $development(workspace_id: 'a')

Now to understand how this is equivalent to the

filter_by

that produces the correct result:

(country:[`India`] && company_name:[`Acme Corp 6`]) && (id:* || $development(workspace_id: 'a'))

Let's suppose we have 3 documents: • id: 0 that matches `country:[

India

] && company_name:[

Acme Corp 6

]` filter and references

workspace_id: 'a'

• id: 1 that matches `country:[

India

] && company_name:[

Acme Corp 6

]` filter but references

workspace_id: 'b'

• id: 2 that does not match `country:[

India

] && company_name:[

Acme Corp 6

]` filter and references

workspace_id: 'a'

This is how the

filter_by

is evaluated:

(0, 1) && ((0, 1, 2) || (0, 2))

That further is evaluated as:

(0, 1) && (0, 1, 2)

That finally returns only the following documents:

0, 1