On Tuesday 28 of August 2012 00:56:38 Aron Parsons wrote:
> I added the ContentSourceFilterSerializer recently
> (fb0914444b6a20074fc861840952091e36b10c06..78e04edac79095c52849f300f0a3f170d
> a0a0db7) for the channel.software.listRepoFilters API function but can't get
> it to return exactly what I want. Instead of returning an array of
> hashes, it returns an array of arrays.
>
> Returns:
> [ [1, '+', 'cobbler'] ]
>
> What I want:
> [ {'sortOrder' : 1, 'flag' : '+', 'filter' : 'cobbler'} ]
>
> Any help? In looking at most of the other serializers, I really don't
> see what's out of place.
>
Your problem was that the ContentSourceFilter.findBySourceId query didn't
return objects of the ContentSourceFilter class, so they were not recognized
to be passed to the ContentSourceFilterSerializer.
Fixed in 31fc7f49.
Tomas
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> /aron
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