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If you pass in a configuration array of 'conditions' into the EMongoCriteria, it will error if you use a default operator like '$gt'. It is happy to translate the '>' operator to the Mongo one using the $operators array in EMongoCriteria, but it does not allow using the actual '$gt' operator. Should be an easy fix and allow folks already familiar with Mongo queries to more easily use this (great!) extension, without learning the operator alias ('greater' and '>').
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If you pass in a configuration array of 'conditions' into the EMongoCriteria, it will error if you use a default operator like '$gt'. It is happy to translate the '>' operator to the Mongo one using the $operators array in EMongoCriteria, but it does not allow using the actual '$gt' operator. Should be an easy fix and allow folks already familiar with Mongo queries to more easily use this (great!) extension, without learning the operator alias ('greater' and '>').
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: