What's the breaking change of 1.7.0?

Stupidism

4 months ago

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  JessChowdhury

  Payload Team

  4 months ago

  Our last breaking change was in 1.6.1, if you are using version 1.6.0 or older, here are the details of changes and how to migrate.

  While 1.7.0 is not considered a breaking change, it is worth noting that we added additional validation to the following queries:

  1. When the user does not have access to the field being queried
  2. When the field being queried on does not exist

  Either scenario will now result in an error being thrown, you can read more about the why we made this change here.

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  lilnotes

  3 months ago

  Hello @JessChowdhury!
  I previously used "payload": "1.6.32" and attempted to replace it with the next "payload": "1.7.0". However, I encountered an issue with access control in one of my collections.

  This collections contains upload field asset.
  We only return files with permitted extensions for one of the user roles.

  I use something like access: accessFunction, in collection

  Where accessFunction has this part of code ('en' is default locale,${locale} is current locale from the query)

  ..
        const suitableFileExtensions = {
          or: [
            { 'asset.filename': { contains: '.ext1' } },
            { 'asset.filename': { contains: '.ext1' } },
          ],
        }
       const suitableFileExtensionsInEnLocale = {
          and: [
            {
              or: [
                { [`asset.en.filename`]: { contains: '.ext1' } },
                { [`asset.en.filename`]: { contains: '.ext2' } },
              ],
            },
            { [`asset.${locale}`]: { exists: false } },
          ],
        }
  
  ...
    return {
          or: [suitableFileExtensions, suitableFileExtensionsInEnLocale],
    }
  

  Do you have any idea which part of this release could potentially affect it?

  UPD: another strange thing that when I replace extension with filename without extension - it works, for example:
  I have asset with full name myasset.ext1
  If I use condition {['asset.en.url']: { contains: '.ext1' }} it returns nothing
  But if I write {['asset.en.url']: { contains: 'myasset' }} it returns the correct result