What I am trying to achieve is to fetch the 10 most recent items assigned to me. Where “recent” implies that the item has been created or updated recently.
I am current using this query:
boards (ids: [3576472011 3576476533]){
id
name
items_page (query_params: {rules: [{column_id: "person", compare_value: ["assigned_to_me"], operator: any_of}
]}, limit: 500) {
items {
id
created_at
updated_at
}
}
}
I fetch up to 500 items per board and then do the sort myself by querying the created_at and updated_at dates, is there a way to sort the items in the request so that I do not have to fetch 500 items and potentially miss out on 501-xxxx?
Not sure if created_at and updated_at are supported and how this would work on multiple boards. It does seem to work with the creation_log, but not sure if it compares the person or the date part of the creation_log.
updated_at and created_at seem to be fields that are added by Monday, so they aren’t columns on the board. However it does not allow you to use those fields to order_by.
The fields clearly exist as you can see it returns data in the first screen shot. However when you try use it, it gives an error saying that it does not exist.
