@joaogarin When we added range delimiters, we assumed that start equals offset (correct) and end equals the end of the range, when in fact it is a "limit".
This means that if I want results on page 2 (on a 5 records per page) I should specify "start" as 5 and "end" as 5.
I propose we refactor this to "offset" and "limit" to be consistent with the rest of GraphQL module implementations.
However, this is a breaking change given that all consumers need to update their implementations.
joaogarin
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5 years ago
@joaogarin When we added range delimiters, we assumed that start equals offset (correct) and end equals the end of the range, when in fact it is a "limit".
This means that if I want results on page 2 (on a 5 records per page) I should specify "start" as 5 and "end" as 5.
I propose we refactor this to "offset" and "limit" to be consistent with the rest of GraphQL module implementations.
However, this is a breaking change given that all consumers need to update their implementations.