Higher limits/page_size values seem to be ignored

[epluntze]

Higher limits/page_size values seem to be ignored

Code example for fetch

In [4]: with client.context():
 ...: users = User.query().fetch(limit=200)
 ...:

In [5]: len(users)
Out[5]: 200

In [6]:

In [6]: with client.context():
 ...: users = User.query().fetch(limit=300)
 ...:
 ...:

In [7]: len(users)
Out[7]: 300

In [8]: with client.context():
 ...: users = User.query().fetch(limit=400)
 ...:
 ...:
 ...:

In [9]: len(users)
Out[9]: 73774

Code example for fetch_page

In [23]: with client.context():
 ...: query = User.query().order(-User.created)
 ...: users, next_cursor, more = query.fetch_page(page_size=200, start_cursor=None)
 ...:


In [24]:

In [24]: len(users)
Out[24]: 200

In [25]: more
Out[25]: True

In [27]: next_cursor.urlsafe()
Out[27]: b'CkoKFAoHY3JlYXRlZBIJCMDFjOem5OECEi5qGXN-c2FuZGJveHgtZGV2ZWxvcG1lbnQtMDNyEQsSBFVzZXIYgIDAuvyUuwsMGAAgAQ=='

In [28]: with client.context():
 ...: query = User.query().order(-User.created)
 ...: users, next_cursor, more = query.fetch_page(page_size=400, start_cursor=None)
 ...:
 ...:


In [29]:

In [29]: len(users)
Out[29]: 73774

In [30]: more
Out[30]: False

In [31]: next_cursor.urlsafe()
Out[31]: b'CkoKFAoHY3JlYXRlZBIJCICm8PCensECEi5qGXN-c2FuZGJveHgtZGV2ZWxvcG1lbnQtMDNyEQsSBFVzZXIYgICAgJ2UhwoMGAAgAQ=='

[chrisrossi]

Thanks for the report. We'll take a look!