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cardigann: check for page size #14287

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@mynameisbogdan mynameisbogdan added Work in Progress Don't Merge Hold up - don't merge this labels May 1, 2023
@mynameisbogdan mynameisbogdan force-pushed the cardigann-pageable branch 6 times, most recently from b821028 to 7de7dcd Compare May 1, 2023 18:40
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Working well!

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What would we use for limitsDefault and limitsMax in YGG, given that the number of requests made will be different depending on the categories used? 50 and 900 respectively?

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mynameisbogdan commented May 1, 2023

What would we use for limitsDefault and limitsMax in YGG, given that the number of requests made will be different depending on the categories used? 50 and 900 respectively?

None, the default 100 is okay.

This is useful for pagination rather, but not the scope of this PR. It was on mind for some time, I'll move it to cardigann pagination in the end.

Actually, if the indexer isn't able to support pagination, the higher number will prevent an extra request from sonarr/radarr.

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Qstick commented May 2, 2023

I think some thought needs to go into the overall approach for paging before anything goes in. We've got 4 different PRs now related to Cardigann paging between the projects, so it would be good to align before moving on anything to ensure we are covering all bases.

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lol

@mynameisbogdan mynameisbogdan marked this pull request as draft January 30, 2024 19:47
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