Use a valid filter() for userId Datastore query #70
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The code for the solution for the Datastore query that is supposed to return only a specific user's books fails to return any books. The problem is that the comparison operator and property key were included in a single string. Break the values out into separate strings so that the filter() method has a property, comparison operator, and value as expected. Closes #69. Signed-off-by: Dan Scott <denials@gmail.com>
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The code for the solution for the Datastore query that is supposed to return
only a specific user's books fails to return any books. The problem is that
the comparison operator and property key were included in a single string.
Break the values out into separate strings so that the filter() method has
a property, comparison operator, and value as expected.
Closes #69.
Signed-off-by: Dan Scott denials@gmail.com