How to pass a parameter that's not in the key #691
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I have a token that I need to pass to each query function, however I don't want that token to be a part of the key. I don't see in the current documentation how this is achieved without providing it in the key, however I do see older discussions around it however they no longer seem to work. Is this possible? |
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tannerlinsley
Jul 2, 2020
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Just in-line in the query function after the key.
…On Jul 1, 2020, 10:12 PM -0600, BlackMarq20 ***@***.***>, wrote:
I have a token that I need to pass to each query function, however I don't want that token to be a part of the key. I don't see in the current documentation how this is achieved without providing it in the key, however I do see older discussions around it however they no longer seem to work. Is this possible?
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Indeed! Pass the keys through that you need, then tack on any extra arguments your function needs. |
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Indeed! Pass the keys through that you need, then tack on any extra arguments your function needs.