> Shouldn't we just be converting changesets to use the same pagination logic
> as everything else
That depends on how significant are the differences between changeset elements
and everything else. The differences are:
- Changesets have an upper bound on the number of elements. There can be a
really large and growing number of traces etc. If you wanted to use numbered
pages and go to page N, that N could be huge and you'll have to skip a huge
number of record with `offset`. But for changeset elements N can't get higher
than 10000 / page size.
- Changesets don't change once closed. For a list of traces it doesn't make
mach sense to be on page 1, 2, 5 etc because new traces are added and old ones
are pushed off the page. Changeset elements are not going to be pushed of their
page.
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