fetch returns less incorrect number os rows when using the :limit argument

[Leandro Oliveira]

Could somebody explain this odd behavior?

I'm using congomongo the fetch a collection that has 177.613 rows. The problem arises when I use the :limit argument, even setting it to a high value, like 200.000, congomongo only returns 2716 rows.

Details here: https://www.refheap.com/15371

The collection has no indexes.

My drivers:
[org.mongodb/mongo-java-driver "2.11.1"]
[congomongo "0.4.1"]

[Sean Corfield]

I just noticed you never got a response to this... sorry. It turns out
it is intentional but very strange functionality. See this ticket:

https://github.com/aboekhoff/congomongo/issues/128

We're not really sure what to do about it yet.

Does _anyone_ rely on this weird batch size behavior and the 4MB limit?

Sean

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