Description
I've began the tedious process of migrating over to a self-hosted Parse 'stack' and have ran into an issue where 'include' statements are ignored if more than 10 are included.
I'm using a locally hosted MongoDB and a local v2.0.5 instance of 'parse-server' and interacting with it via the v1.1.10 PHP SDK. Example code below:
public function allTheIncludes() {
$query = new ParseQuery('GameScore');
$query->includeKey('field1');
$query->includeKey('field2');
$query->includeKey('field3');
$query->includeKey('field4');
$query->includeKey('field5');
$query->includeKey('field6');
$query->includeKey('field7');
$query->includeKey('field8');
$query->includeKey('field9');
$query->includeKey('field10');
try {
$result = $query->first();
} catch(ParseException $e) {
die("{$e->getMessage()} \n\n" . $e->getTraceAsString());
}
//Assign pointer to variable
$pointer = $result->get('field6');
// Ensure pointer value is set and grab name
if(!empty($pointer)) {
$name = $pointer->get('name');
die("Name from pointer is: {$name}");
}
die("Pointer value is empty :(");
}
The above works fine, outputting Name from pointer is: Jeff
However adding an additional include causes the above code to throw an exception:
ParseObject has no data for this key. Call fetch() to get the data.
Is there a hard limit imposed for the number of includes allowed or is this unintentional (this code executes successfully on a Parse hosted instance)?
EDIT: It also seems that if you try to include a field that has already been included that points to the same record it causes that record to not be included at all.
Example:
If field1 and field7 point to a record in the _User class with an objectId of fuvNKdxHKo and you include both fields, that object will not be included. Accessing a field within that pointer will throw an exception.