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var sitePages = context.Web.Lists.GetByTitle("Site Pages", p => p.ContentTypes);
Generated query = https://bertonline.sharepoint.com/sites/prov-1/_api/web/lists?$select=ContentTypes&$filter=Title%20eq%20%27Site+Pages%27&$top=1 and this one does not return the content types.
using https://bertonline.sharepoint.com/sites/prov-1/_api/web/lists?$expand=ContentTypes&$filter=Title%20eq%20%27Site+Pages%27&$top=1 does return the content types.
Think this requires updates in how we translate a linq query into a REST/Graph query.
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Use $expand when transforming linq queries into rest calls for reques…
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…ted expandable properties #57 + partial fix for Graph linq queries on Lists do not seem to support $filter #68
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Generated query = https://bertonline.sharepoint.com/sites/prov-1/_api/web/lists?$select=ContentTypes&$filter=Title%20eq%20%27Site+Pages%27&$top=1 and this one does not return the content types.
using https://bertonline.sharepoint.com/sites/prov-1/_api/web/lists?$expand=ContentTypes&$filter=Title%20eq%20%27Site+Pages%27&$top=1 does return the content types.
Think this requires updates in how we translate a linq query into a REST/Graph query.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: