Hi Antoine, thanks for the video, i would like to ask you please if you could explain further this syntax: ('team_id.member_ids','in',user.ids)? I thought the syntax should be like ('field_name','operator',value). So can we use a list of values in the left term when using "IN" operator? And do we need still use a list in the right term with 'IN" operator? Or can we just use this other syntax (user.id,'in','team_id.member_ids')? Does user_ids (with the 's' at the end) returns a list with our user as the only item? Where can we find a manual, book about the syntax of this? Best regards
Hi Antoine, thanks for the video, i would like to ask you please if you could explain further this syntax: ('team_id.member_ids','in',user.ids)? I thought the syntax should be like ('field_name','operator',value). So can we use a list of values in the left term when using "IN" operator? And do we need still use a list in the right term with 'IN" operator? Or can we just use this other syntax (user.id,'in','team_id.member_ids')?
Does user_ids (with the 's' at the end) returns a list with our user as the only item?
Where can we find a manual, book about the syntax of this?
Best regards