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dropbox filesListFolder with limit args do not work well
`dropbox.filesListFolder()` (js) with limit option does not work correctly. I think it was working until last week or so.
The correct behavior is that if you have a folder with dozens of data a...
The 'limit' parameter does not guarantee how many results will be returned per page. It only puts an approximate limit on the maximum number of entries that may be returned. Per the documentation:
The maximum number of results to return per request. Note: This is an approximate number and there can be slightly more entries returned in some cases.
You may get less than the 'limit' in any returned page of results.
Due to various factors, the exact number of entries you may get back per filesListFolder/filesListFolderContinue page can vary, and is not guaranteed to be consistent over time, or across accounts or different folders, etc. These methods aren't guaranteed to return all of the results in a single API call response, and there isn't a way to force it to do so, so you need to always check the returned FilesListFolderResult.has_more value. If the returned 'has_more' is true, you need to call back to filesListFolderContinue to get more results.
Greg-DB
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffThe 'limit' parameter does not guarantee how many results will be returned per page. It only puts an approximate limit on the maximum number of entries that may be returned. Per the documentation:
The maximum number of results to return per request. Note: This is an approximate number and there can be slightly more entries returned in some cases.
You may get less than the 'limit' in any returned page of results.
Due to various factors, the exact number of entries you may get back per filesListFolder/filesListFolderContinue page can vary, and is not guaranteed to be consistent over time, or across accounts or different folders, etc. These methods aren't guaranteed to return all of the results in a single API call response, and there isn't a way to force it to do so, so you need to always check the returned FilesListFolderResult.has_more value. If the returned 'has_more' is true, you need to call back to filesListFolderContinue to get more results.
Thanks for the reply.
I checked `has_more` and fixed it to work fine.
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