0.47.2
(fix): An offset-paginated endpoint’s auto-paging method now stops on a SHORT page rather than
only on an empty one. A page holding fewer items than the caller’s page size is the last
page, so treating “not empty” as “there is more” cost one wasted request against a
well-behaved server and never terminated at all against one that keeps answering.
0.47.1
(fix): An offset-paginated endpoint now sends its page-size parameter on every page request
instead of only the first. The step parameter of x-fern-pagination was being
stripped from the query along with the offset, but only the offset changes between
pages - the page size is the same on all of them and has to be sent each time.
(fix): Advance an offset by the number of items the page returned rather than by a step read
out of the response body, which was never present and so left every offset advancing
by one. Add offsetSemantics, matching the TypeScript and Python generators: the
default "item-index" advances by the page’s item count, and "page-index" advances
by one.
0.47.0
(feat): Paginated endpoints once again generate an auto-paging method. It is now emitted
ALONGSIDE the single-page method as <endpoint>_paginated rather than replacing it,
so the endpoint keeps its typed response and callers who want one page do not have
to go through a paginator.
(fix): Fix the borrow that made the paginated method fail to compile. The page loader
outlives the method call, so path and body parameters are now captured as owned
values, and the rewrite that points the loader at those captures no longer fails to
match every name.