This API should be feature comparable to the standard API. 1 such feature that is missing is a count query which can very easily be implemented according to this ticket that was just closed:
#5061
All that is necessary is 1 of 3 things.
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Don't implement it, but allow a user workaround by allowing setting a limit of 0. Why not? You can do it with other APIs.
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Implement it as described in the above ticket (which works), add a count method, and maintain the exception of no allowing limits of 0.
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Do both.
Either way, I don't quite understand the special java implementation that throws and exception with a limit of 0 is set considering this serves a purpose and is allowed by other APIs.
This API should be feature comparable to the standard API. 1 such feature that is missing is a count query which can very easily be implemented according to this ticket that was just closed:
#5061
All that is necessary is 1 of 3 things.
Don't implement it, but allow a user workaround by allowing setting a limit of 0. Why not? You can do it with other APIs.
Implement it as described in the above ticket (which works), add a count method, and maintain the exception of no allowing limits of 0.
Do both.
Either way, I don't quite understand the special java implementation that throws and exception with a limit of 0 is set considering this serves a purpose and is allowed by other APIs.