Fix accessing custom field values returned in advanced search results#480
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NetSuite seems to wrap values in a `searchValue` element rather than just `value`, breaking the ability to access those values the same in an advanced search as compared to either a basic search or simple `get`. Previously, you'd access the value via `my_record.custom_field_list.my_custom_field.attributes.fetch(:search_value)`, and if it was a `CustomRecordRef`, you'd get a raw hash back, not an instance of `CustomRecordRef`. Now, you'd access the value via `my_record.custom_field_list.my_custom_field.value`, so it's consistent across `get`, basic, and advanced searches, plus you'd get an instance of `CustomRecordRef`, where appropriate.
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Great change! Thanks. Took a long time to review and get merged because I wanted to run some manual tests against some netsuite accounts. Sorry about the delay. |
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All good! Thanks for the merge. |
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…NetSweet#480) NetSuite seems to wrap values in a `searchValue` element rather than just `value`, breaking the ability to access those values the same in an advanced search as compared to either a basic search or simple `get`. Previously, you'd access the value via `my_record.custom_field_list.my_custom_field.attributes.fetch(:search_value)`, and if it was a `CustomRecordRef`, you'd get a raw hash back, not an instance of `CustomRecordRef`. Now, you'd access the value via `my_record.custom_field_list.my_custom_field.value`, so it's consistent across `get`, basic, and advanced searches, plus you'd get an instance of `CustomRecordRef`, where appropriate. Co-authored-by: Michael Bianco <iloveitaly@gmail.com>
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…NetSweet#480) NetSuite seems to wrap values in a `searchValue` element rather than just `value`, breaking the ability to access those values the same in an advanced search as compared to either a basic search or simple `get`. Previously, you'd access the value via `my_record.custom_field_list.my_custom_field.attributes.fetch(:search_value)`, and if it was a `CustomRecordRef`, you'd get a raw hash back, not an instance of `CustomRecordRef`. Now, you'd access the value via `my_record.custom_field_list.my_custom_field.value`, so it's consistent across `get`, basic, and advanced searches, plus you'd get an instance of `CustomRecordRef`, where appropriate. Co-authored-by: Michael Bianco <iloveitaly@gmail.com>
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NetSuite seems to wrap values in a
searchValueelement rather than justvalue, breaking the ability to access those values the same in an advanced search as compared to either a basic search or simpleget.This was already handled for standard fields, but not custom fields:
netsuite/lib/netsuite/support/search_result.rb
Line 81 in 0d1f5ab
Previously, you'd access the value via
my_record.custom_field_list.my_custom_field.attributes.fetch(:search_value), and if it was aCustomRecordRef, you'd get a raw hash back, not an instance ofCustomRecordRef.Now, you'd access the value via
my_record.custom_field_list.my_custom_field.value, so it's consistent acrossget, basic, and advanced searches, plus you'd get an instance ofCustomRecordRef, where appropriate.This originally surfaced in #470, but we're taking that in a different direction, so figured I'd address this separately.