Understanding `filter_by` String Parsing in Documentation
TLDR Harpreet inquired about the difference between Sneaker and Sneaker in filter_by. Jason clarified that string literals with commas should be enclosed in backticks.
Nov 14, 2021 (26 months ago)
Harpreet
07:17 PMfilter_by from the docs :You can also filter using multiple values and use the backtick character to denote a string literal:
category:= [Running Shoes, Men, Sneaker].Is there any difference between
Sneaker and Sneaker while parsing?
Jason
07:22 PMHarpreet
07:26 PMJason
07:28 PMHarpreet
07:29 PM
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