Add resource-level override for 'OPTIMIZE_PAGINATION_FOR_SPEED'#1569
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A solid upgrade, thank you. Would you mind upgrading the documentation as well? |
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Thank you! Absolutely, I'll push the documentation in this PR. |
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I've documented the option in the "Resource / Item Endpoints" section. I had to adjust the indentation for all descriptions to accommodate the longer option name and keep everything aligned. |
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OPTIMIZE_PAGINATION_FOR_SPEEDis currently a global-only setting. This is problematic for APIs with mixed requirements: high-volume resources need the speed optimization (no total count), while smaller resources could require an accurate total for the UI/frontend.This PR introduces a resource-level setting
optimize_pagination_for_speedthat allows granular control, overriding the global configuration when defined.