In a recent conversation with @malecki he mentioned that default value for limit parameter in querystring for /table/ endpoint is 0. We went to this conversation by looking at the problem that I described in #363.
When loading variables from table endpoint we are being explicit with the limit parameter, setting it to 0:
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table = ds.follow("table", urlencode({ |
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'limit': 0 |
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})) |
I know someone would say that Explicit is better than implicit, and I will usually agree with that if it wouldn't be that it seems to be causing the problem I described in #363, so we must either remove the default value or prevent it from causing problems.
In a recent conversation with @malecki he mentioned that default value for
limitparameter in querystring for/table/endpoint is 0. We went to this conversation by looking at the problem that I described in #363.When loading variables from table endpoint we are being explicit with the
limitparameter, setting it to 0:scrunch/scrunch/expressions.py
Lines 430 to 432 in f4830cb
I know someone would say that
Explicit is better than implicit, and I will usually agree with that if it wouldn't be that it seems to be causing the problem I described in #363, so we must either remove the default value or prevent it from causing problems.