feat: set null/empty array on null/undefined and skip find #64
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I found that 'feathers-graph-populate' does requests with
{ query: { [keyHere]: { $in: [null] } }if all items have[keyHere]: null. This got caught by my query-validator, because it was this request:{ query: { id: { $in: [null] } } }which shouldn't be possible.I'm not quite sure if there's a usecase where
[keyHere]: nullshould produce a request, but I assume not. With this PR those requests will be skipped. Also the items[nameAs]was not consistent. It is now with[nameAs]: include.asArray ? [] : null. I think this fits best.While being at it, I updated all deps and moved to eslint flat config with https://github.com/feathers-community/eslint-config
closes #60
closes #61