That seems to be the correct way. You won’t see the main table, but should see all the other views.
Here’s a similar query with some results that I see:
Yes I actually saw your post as well today, and saw that you are getting results but I am not. Don’t know what I am doing wrong. Are you running it from api playground or code ?
Wait, just realized it is only giving table type views. If I had 3 extra views like chart, kanban and table view. It only returns a table view. That’s why I was not getting views earlier, as earlier I only had chart and kanban apart from main table. Now the question is - is there a way to get all the views not just table views ?
OK, I’ve had another look and it seems that the query is fine for non-native (type = FeatureBoardView, app) views, but a bit weird for native views.
No results for Kanban, File Gallery or Dashboard
A result for a form (type= FormBoardView)
In such a case event this documentation is misleading as it shows one of the return values as a kanban view.