Early abort when events were fetched without limit#81
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When using MongoDB as backend and calling `es.getEvents((err, events) => { ... })`, any call to `events.next` will result in an error, as the current logic adds the default `-1` limit to the `skip` value of `0`, resulting in an invalid negative skip value. Invoking the callback in this case with an empty array should be a graceful fix.
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thanks for the advice... solved it with v1.8.1 |
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When using MongoDB as backend and calling
es.getEvents((err, events) => { ... }), any call toevents.nextwill result in an error, as the current logic adds the default-1limit to theskipvalue of0, resulting in an invalid negative skip value. Invoking the callback in this case with an empty array should be a graceful fix.