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As stated https://jsonapi.org/format/#fetching-includes in the JSON API specification. A nested releationship should be included and the dot should be used as a path seperator for such includes.
Currently Saule does not implement this and does not respond with the needed 400 Bad Request message if such an path is encountered.
Same as the other issues I opened. If I find the spare time I would like to open a PR for that.
~Cheers
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I just took a closer look at this and it seems that nested relationships are not handled at all. I will probably need some assistance to get this to work with the serializer but I will take a close look at this somewhat soonish.
Geez with the current implementation this does not seem possible at all. A relationship of a relationship is just not known to Saule...seems like this is impossible to fix...
I think this should be possible even if the current implementation does not support it. I have to admit I don't remember all the details of the serializer exactly, but it seems like something that should be supported. I will try to look into it sometime this week.
As stated https://jsonapi.org/format/#fetching-includes in the JSON API specification. A nested releationship should be included and the dot should be used as a path seperator for such includes.
Currently Saule does not implement this and does not respond with the needed 400 Bad Request message if such an path is encountered.
Same as the other issues I opened. If I find the spare time I would like to open a PR for that.
~Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: