adding lamda expression to filter tuple #831
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It's possible to filter the transactionlog entries with a lambda expression: Tuple/any(t: t eq 'filter value')
The function get_transaction_log_entries accepts kwargs so we could add a section to the log_filter list in order to generate a lambda expression for the query:
get_transaction_log_entries(reverse=True, user='Admin', cube='plan_BudgetPlan', tuple={'105': 'eq', '405': 'eq', '41101': 'ge'})tuple is a dict with 'filter value' as key and a operator as value.
This could be extended to a lambda all expression by defining a lambda_method parameter which defaults to "any" but can changed to "all".
What do you think?