Functions such as nomad_client::apis::jobs_api::get_job_allocations, which access APIs that use X-Nomad-Nexttoken headers to express pagination, do not actually expose that header to the caller, preventing them from retrieving anything beyond the first page of results.
Actually, it seems like all header-based information is omitted in the return values. You can't get the X-Nomad-Index header anywhere, either, unless it's also included in the body somewhere.
Functions such as
nomad_client::apis::jobs_api::get_job_allocations
, which access APIs that useX-Nomad-Nexttoken
headers to express pagination, do not actually expose that header to the caller, preventing them from retrieving anything beyond the first page of results.