CIOFilterFacet - Missing `status` property - Inconsistent property types between the Android and iOS SDK!

[kim-nguyen-momox]

The SDK did not declare the status property in the CIOFilterFacet struct and thus ignored it in the response

• Example of a real-life response

{
    "display_name": "price_amount",
    "name": "price_amount",
    "data": {},
    "type": "range",
    "hidden": false,
    "status": {
        "min": 44.0,
        "max": 79.0
    },
    "min": 0,
    "max": 126.9
}

• CIOFilterFacet struct - no status defined

public struct CIOFilterFacet {
    /**
     Display name of the facet
     */
    public let displayName: String

    /**
     The name (or value) of the facet
     */
    public let name: String

    /**
     The max possible value for the facet (if it's of type range)
     */
    public let max: Int

    /**
     The minimum possible value for the facet (if it's of type range)
     */
    public let min: Int

    /**
     List of facet options
     */
    public let options: [CIOFilterFacetOption]

    /**
     The type of the facet (i.e. range or multiple)
     */
    public let type: String

    /**
     Whether the facet is hidden or not  (i.e. true or false)
     */
    public let hidden: Bool

    /**
     Additional metadata for the facet option
     */
    public let data: [String: Any]

}

• The min and max are declared as Int
• At the same time, the Android SDK declared min and max as Double? and has status in the data class

data class FilterFacet(
       @Json(name = "display_name") val displayName: String?,
       @Json(name = "name") val name: String,
       @Json(name = "status") val status: Map<String, Any>?,
       @Json(name = "min") val min: Double?,
       @Json(name = "max") val max: Double?,
       @Json(name = "options") val options: List<FilterFacetOption>?,
       @Json(name = "type") val type: String?,
       @Json(name = "hidden") val hidden: Boolean?,
       @Json(name = "data") val data: Map<String, Any?>?,
) : Serializable