So I created a set for all the Food types in the game Valheim in Anytype on my laptop. Food is devided in 3 types, stamina, balanced and health. For this I have a status relation named type where I fill in the correct food type. See screenshot below:
When creating a new view to show only the stamina food I create a filter:
The filtered result is not complete as seen below, Honey and Raspberries are missing from the list! When clearly they are marked as Stamina food in the first screenshot (or All view).
To make this bugg worse, when I open this on my desktop PC the filtered view is completely empty! If I recreate this view on my desktop PC it still stays empty but when I view it on my laptop it is partly filled.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create view
Add pages
Create new view
Add filter
Check if filter shows all the correct pages
Expected behavior
Expected to see all the food types marked as Stamina and nog a few missing of even a completely empty list and when synced with my desktop PC I expected to not see an empty list.
same issue. also each time I open the set view a different amount of objects are missing. If I expect 10 items to show, sometimes 2 will show, sometimes 5.
Maybe it has something to do with the âstatusâ relation type. I seem to only have this issue on that type. Object or tag relation seem to be working so far for me
to add one more thing I learned on this. If objects have the value you want to filter already BEFORE you create the view, it does not show. If you go back to the object, change the value to another and then back to the filtered value, it will then show up in the new filtered view. It seems that the view filter looks for objects that have that value assigned to it AFTER the view is created.
I am now doing a workaround to go back and re-assign the relation values to have them show up in my new views.
Noticed that filters donât work on notes for me. If I use the filters âName is not emptyâ or âName is emptyâ it doesnât get the appropriate notes. If I use âName is xxxâ it doesnât get the xxx note either. If I use the doesnât contain filter that doesnât work either. Also sort by ascending or descending doesnât work. Has anyone else run into this?
I can confirm this. I have a set of tasks. But when I create a new view and set the filter to âStatus is âIn Progressââ then the view is empty, even though the objects show up in the view of all objects.
Also experiencing this on version 0.25.4 on macOS (M1 version). Can confirm the âhas any ofâ workaround works, but the âisâ filter does not capture everything that has that status. E.g. see below
I have 5 books in my reading list with the âunread statusâ:
I just checked this and the âisâ filter worked good for me and found all objects with the tag I searched for.
Please check this again with the latest version.
Same for me: when using âIsâ or âHas all ofâ the Set view does not return the correct Objects. Strangely, even with the Status Type Relation set to "Has all of âemptyâ (so no Status selected), some Objects are returned:
Once I edit something of the Object (name, Status) the Object is no longer visible, triggering some kind of refresh. Unfortunately, this is not the case for all Objects, making this even strangerâŚ
Guess it is still not working for me sadly. When I have time I can try to make a new fresh set, with new objects and see if the filter works? Might be a bug with existing sets that experienced this bug before?
Using Is (Equal) for array type values is actually erroneous and I think it should be removed from available conditions. For array values you should use Has all of / Has any of depending on you case.
