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Fixes the chat findContacts endpoint by correctly applying all supported where filters (id, remoteJid, pushName) and updating validation to include remoteJid.

Sequence diagram for findContacts endpoint with improved filtering

sequenceDiagram
actor User
participant API
participant "ChannelStartupService"
participant Database
User->>API: POST /chat/findContacts (with where filters)
API->>"ChannelStartupService": fetchContacts(query)
"ChannelStartupService"->>Database: Query contacts with filters (id, remoteJid, pushName)
Database-->>"ChannelStartupService": Filtered contacts
"ChannelStartupService"-->>API: Return contacts
API-->>User: Respond with filtered contacts

Class diagram for updated Contact query and validation

classDiagram
class Contact {
  +String id
  +String remoteJid
  +String pushName
  +String _id
}
class ChannelStartupService {
  +fetchContacts(query: Query<Contact>)
}
class contactValidateSchema {
  +_id: String
  +id: String
  +pushName: String
  +remoteJid: String
}
ChannelStartupService --> Contact : queries
contactValidateSchema --> Contact : validates

File-Level Changes

Possibly linked issues

• find contacts com filtro where retornando todos os contatos #2099: PR fixes findContacts endpoint ignoring where filters for id, remoteJid, pushName, which directly addresses the issue.
• find contacts com filtro where retornando todos os contatos #2099: The PR fixes the findContacts endpoint to correctly process 'id' and 'remoteJid' in the 'where' clause, resolving the reported inconsistency.
• find contacts com filtro where retornando todos os contatos #2099: The PR fixes the findContacts endpoint to correctly apply 'where' filters, addressing the issue where it returned all contacts without proper filtering.

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