Closes #723 (consistent handling of limit and offset across dialects)#725
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Please update the jasmine tests :) |
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Woops, stupid me. We really need to migrate away from jasmine soon so I don't forget to run half the tests :D |
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Any update on this? |
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Will fix it later today or over the weekend :) |
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Done @durango |
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Closes #723 (consistent handling of limit and offset across dialects)
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Thanks! And ty for including the changelog.md changes, I'll try to keep that in mind for my future PRs ;) |
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As noted by @iamJochen in #533, there was a discrepancy in how limit and offset were handled across different dialects.
If not limit is given, MySQL and SQLite will set the limit to max table size (1.844E+19 and 1e+13 respectively)