The current implementation of Canvas_API_call function relies on the ref="last" value returned from the Canvas Pagination link header
However, the last value may be missing if the API call is expensive for all pages:
These will only be included if they are relevant. For example, the first page of results will not contain a rel="prev" link. rel="last" may also be excluded if the total count is too expensive to compute on each request.
As a result, the sis_set_url.rb now only works on the first page (100 courses) returned from Canvas course API call, and did not update all course site urls.
The current implementation of
Canvas_API_callfunction relies on theref="last"value returned from the Canvas Pagination link headerHowever, the last value may be missing if the API call is expensive for all pages:
These will only be included if they are relevant. For example, the first page of results will not contain a rel="prev" link. rel="last" may also be excluded if the total count is too expensive to compute on each request.As a result, the sis_set_url.rb now only works on the first page (100 courses) returned from Canvas course API call, and did not update all course site urls.