There was an issue where sometimes when fetching the next page, we wouldn't have the original params sent along. So this stores the data used when fetching the next page in a new key on the EasyPostObject, _params, that is then added when fetching the next page.
Testing
I ran the test suite and it worked, with some modifications to make sure we can ignore the _params when comparing input to output.
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Description
There was an issue where sometimes when fetching the next page, we wouldn't have the original params sent along. So this stores the data used when fetching the next page in a new key on the EasyPostObject,
_params, that is then added when fetching the next page.Testing
I ran the test suite and it worked, with some modifications to make sure we can ignore the _params when comparing input to output.
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Please select the option(s) that are relevant to this PR.