First off, let me just say that I am liking what I discovered, but I can't find docs to confirm if this is a bug or a feature.
I was setting up a .query() call in a loop to handle pagination of a layer and realized that when I set the following conditions specifically, .query() handles the looping on its own and gives me a complete dataframe with all the data from the feature service:
- as_df=True
- return_all_records=False
- result_record_count=[any int above 0]
See application of .query() below.
sdf = layer.query(where="1=1", as_df=True, return_all_records=False, result_record_count=num_features_per_page)
sdf_rows = len(sdf)
print(f'sdf_rows = {sdf_rows}')
sdf
It seems contradictory that return_all_records=False is helping me to receive all records. If this is acting as expected, does anyone know of documentation that makes this clear?
I am about to put a solution into production, and I don't want to find out this was a bug that is going to be fixed in some upcoming patch.
