Reason for the contextual tuple limit

[laerva1801]

There is a limit of 100 contextual tuples for operations that support contextual tuples.

Is there a technical reason for limiting the number of contextual tuples?
I understand that requests cannot be of infinite size, but is there any technical reason that the limit isn't 1000 for example?

I have a case where identity provider information like group memberships is provided to OpenFGA only via contextual tuples. A user might be a member of 300 groups, meaning I have to make a workaround around this limitation.

Cheers

[dyeam0]

Hello @laerva1801, as you stated, the limit cannot be infinite. 100 contextual tuples was determined to be an adequate maximum for almost all use cases. In your example, a relation of members to groups, you can design a model that would not use contextual tuples for the relation.