Feature: Added support for ConditionOperator AboveOrEqual in a Condition Expression #85
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Added a test for the above or equal expression
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@sbosman84 I think the issue is that the username or email in your local git settings might be different than your GitHub account settings? Usually that happened to other people as well ... |
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@jordimontana82 Can I somehow support to get this PR through? |
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What issue does this PR address?
Added support for ConditionOperator AboveOrEqual in a Condition Expression. The condition operater can now be used in a query expression and will check the specified relations in the context to determine if there is any Hierarchical relationship. And walk through the parent-child structure.
Important: This change is depended on the PR in the abstractions project (DynamicsValue/fake-xrm-easy-abstractions#58) to make use of the IsHierarchical property in a XrmFakedRelationship.
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