The cursor and offset request properties now support body properties (not just query parameters)
The webhook id is now required
The new step property is relevant for users that define their offset pagination API with a global element index rather than a page index (e.g. "fetch the 500th element" vs "fetch the 5th page"). We support this by exposing a configurable request parameter that defines the step size (e.g. a limit parameter).
This introduces IRv48, which adds support for:
step
cursor
andoffset
request properties now support body properties (not just query parameters)The new
step
property is relevant for users that define their offset pagination API with a global element index rather than a page index (e.g. "fetch the 500th element" vs "fetch the 5th page"). We support this by exposing a configurable request parameter that defines the step size (e.g. alimit
parameter).For example,
With this, the
offset
is used to define the initial index, and it is incremented by thelimit
value upon every new page.