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Currently, if we've excluded all fields from a response and are only specifying included fields, in order to include all fields of a nested object, we must qualify it with the .* notation. One minor improvement I'd like to request would be to implicitly derive that when just using the object name.
So, if I have objects:
class MyObject {
List<NestedObject> nested = new ArrayList<>();
...
}
class NestedObject {
String value = UUID.randomUUID().toString();
...
}
We have to use the include fields 'nested.*'. It would be great if we could just use 'nested' to accomplish the same thing.
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Currently, if we've excluded all fields from a response and are only specifying included fields, in order to include all fields of a nested object, we must qualify it with the .* notation. One minor improvement I'd like to request would be to implicitly derive that when just using the object name.
So, if I have objects:
We have to use the include fields 'nested.*'. It would be great if we could just use 'nested' to accomplish the same thing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: