Set page size to 30 for the course query for programs in the org dash #2494
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Default is 10 but we have a program that has 14.
ChristopherChudzicki
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Sep 8, 2025
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What are the relevant tickets?
Closes mitodl/hq#8312
Description (What does it do?)
Sets the page size to 30 in the query that we use to grab a program's courses on the organization dashboard.
The default is 10 - we have a program that has 14 in it, so we weren't getting everything.
How can this be tested?
Create a program with > 10 courses in it, then add it to a contract. Add your test user to the same contract. Then, view the appropriate org dashboard. You should see all the courses (unless you put more than 30 in it).
Additional Context
If we end up having a bunch of programs with lots of courses in them, we should do something more refined than this. But this will work for now.