I understand that under the hood ListAllAsync implements the last id method for performant querying. At the end of the output however we'll have all items in memory and should be able to perform a sort on those items. It would be great if as a user I am able to retain the ability to define sort. Additionally consider using the default sortBy when sortBy is not provided to mirror the api functionality.
I understand that under the hood ListAllAsync implements the last id method for performant querying. At the end of the output however we'll have all items in memory and should be able to perform a sort on those items. It would be great if as a user I am able to retain the ability to define sort. Additionally consider using the default sortBy when sortBy is not provided to mirror the api functionality.