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It seems that in code as follow:
User.objects.filter(name="test").filter_not(email='test@gmail.com').find_all()the first filter is ignored.
I think it's because method filter_not just sets self._fitlers and does not do something like self._filters = self._fitlers & QNot(not_filter)
Also the test data to test such case is not good. Actually in file tests/test_document.py test method test_can_find_with_multiple_filters:
def test_can_find_with_multiple_filters(self):
User.objects.create(email="heynemann@gmail.com", first_name="Bernardo", last_name="Heynemann", callback=self.stop)
user = self.wait()
User.objects.create(email="someone@gmail.com", first_name="Someone", last_name="Else", callback=self.stop)
self.wait()
User.objects.create(email="someone@gmail.com", first_name="Bernardo", last_name="Heynemann", callback=self.stop)
self.wait()
User.objects.create(email="other@gmail.com", first_name="Bernardo", last_name="Silva", callback=self.stop)
last_user = self.wait()
User.objects.filter(first_name="Bernardo").filter_not(email="someone@gmail.com").find_all(callback=self.stop)
users = self.wait()
expect(users).to_be_instance_of(list)
expect(users).to_length(2)
first_user = users[0]
expect(first_user.first_name).to_equal(user.first_name)
expect(first_user.last_name).to_equal(user.last_name)
expect(first_user.email).to_equal(user.email)
User.objects.filter(last_name="Silva").filter(first_name="Bernardo").find_all(callback=self.stop)
users = self.wait()
expect(users).to_be_instance_of(list)
expect(users).to_length(1)
expect(users[0]._id).to_equal(last_user._id)if we change this:
User.objects.filter(first_name="Bernardo").filter_not(email="someone@gmail.com").find_all(callback=self.stop)to this:
User.objects.filter_not(email="someone@gmail.com").find_all(callback=self.stop)test will pass anyway.
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