Add pagination tests for TableAggregate with namespace and composite keys #165
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Add pagination tests for TableAggregate with namespace and composite keys
Summary
Adds comprehensive pagination tests to investigate a customer-reported issue where
paginate({ pageSize: 1 })returnedcontinueCursor: nulldespite 3 entries existing.The tests cover the exact scenario reported:
TableAggregatewithnamespace: (doc) => doc.monthKeysortKey: (doc) => [-doc.totalPoints, doc._id]pageSize: 1withorder: "asc"Finding: All tests pass on the current codebase. This suggests either:
boundToPositioninclusivity fix in 9b64e74)@convex-dev/aggregate{cursor, isDone}tocontinueCursorNote: The library returns
{page, cursor, isDone}- there is nocontinueCursorfield. The customer likely has wrapper code doing something likecontinueCursor = cursor || nullwhich would incorrectly return null ifcursoris an empty string.Review & Testing Checklist for Human
@convex-dev/aggregatethey're usingcontinueCursorexample/convex/aggregate.test.tshas a pre-existing failure related to@convex-dev/migrationspackage (unrelated to this PR)Notes
continueCursor = isDone ? null : cursorpattern