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Weixiang Guan updated COUCHDB-2286:
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    Description: 
I have the following rewrite definition in my design document:
{code:javascript}{
                        "from": "actors_in_film/:film_id",
                        "to": "_list/simple_list/film_actor",
                        "query": {
                                "include_docs": "true",
                                "key":[":film_id",0]
                        }
                }{code}
This works. However when I checked out the log, I found the URL was rewritten 
to *include_docs=true&key=%5B%22film_2%22%2C0%5D&film_id=film_2*, where the 
parameter *film_id=film_2* does not make any sense! Although this non-sense 
parameter does nothing to the query, but I would say it is still a bug.

If it is possible also to mention another thing, I would suggest, boolean and 
numeric values in the query fields (e.g. *"limit":"10"* and 
*"include_docs":"true"*) should be able to be specified without double quotes, 
because it is inconsistent with array (e.g. *"key":["film_2",0]*, where one 
does not need to put the whole array in double quotes).

BTW, I am using CouchDB 1.5.

  was:
I have the following rewrite definition in my design document:
{code:javascript}{
                        "from": "actors_in_film/:film_id",
                        "to": "_list/simple_list/film_actor",
                        "query": {
                                "include_docs": "true",
                                "key":[":film_id",0]
                        }
                }{code}
This works. However when I checked out the log, I found the URL was rewritten 
to *include_docs=true&key=%5B%22film_2%22%2C0%5D&film_id=film_2*, where the 
parameter *film_id=film_2* does not make any sense! Although this non-sense 
parameter does nothing to the query, but I would say it is still a bug.

If it is possible also to mention another thing, I would suggest, boolean and 
numeric values in the query fields (e.g. *"limit":"10"* and 
*"include_docs":"true"*) should be able to be specified without double quotes, 
because it is inconsistent with array (e.g. *"key":["film_2",0]*, where one 
does not need to put the whole array in double quotes).


> Query with variables in design document
> ---------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: COUCHDB-2286
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-2286
>             Project: CouchDB
>          Issue Type: Bug
>      Security Level: public(Regular issues) 
>          Components: JavaScript View Server
>            Reporter: Weixiang Guan
>
> I have the following rewrite definition in my design document:
> {code:javascript}{
>                       "from": "actors_in_film/:film_id",
>                       "to": "_list/simple_list/film_actor",
>                       "query": {
>                               "include_docs": "true",
>                               "key":[":film_id",0]
>                       }
>               }{code}
> This works. However when I checked out the log, I found the URL was rewritten 
> to *include_docs=true&key=%5B%22film_2%22%2C0%5D&film_id=film_2*, where the 
> parameter *film_id=film_2* does not make any sense! Although this non-sense 
> parameter does nothing to the query, but I would say it is still a bug.
> If it is possible also to mention another thing, I would suggest, boolean and 
> numeric values in the query fields (e.g. *"limit":"10"* and 
> *"include_docs":"true"*) should be able to be specified without double 
> quotes, because it is inconsistent with array (e.g. *"key":["film_2",0]*, 
> where one does not need to put the whole array in double quotes).
> BTW, I am using CouchDB 1.5.



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