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chore: docs formatting fixes #616

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11 changes: 6 additions & 5 deletions client/python/cryoet_data_portal/src/cryoet_data_portal/_gql_base.py
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Expand Up @@ -221,14 +221,14 @@ def find(

Expressions with python-native operators (``==``, ``!=``, ``>``, ``>=``, ``<``, ``<=``) must be in the format:
``ModelSubclass.field`` ``{operator}`` ``{value}``
example:
``Tomogram.voxel_spacing.run.name == "RUN1"``
Example:
- ``Tomogram.voxel_spacing.run.name == "RUN1"``

Expressions with method operators (``like``, ``ilike``, ``_in``) must be in the format:
``ModelSubclass.field.{operator}({value})``
examples:
``Tomogram.voxel_spacing.run.name.like("%RUN1%")``
``Tomogram.voxel_spacing.run.name._in(["RUN1", "RUN2"])``
Examples:
- ``Tomogram.voxel_spacing.run.name.like("%RUN1%")``
- ``Tomogram.voxel_spacing.run.name._in(["RUN1", "RUN2"])``

Supported operators are: ``==``, ``!=``, ``>``, ``>=``, ``<``, ``<=``, ``like``, ``ilike``, ``_in``

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Filter runs by attributes, including attributes in related models:

>>> runs = Run.find(client, query_filters=[Run.name == "TS_026", Run.dataset.id == 10000])
>>> runs = Run.find(client, query_filters=[Run.name._in(['TS_026', 'TS_027']), Run.tomogram_voxel_spacings.annotations.object_name.ilike('%membrane%')])

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