fix(dataset-registry-client): work around LDkit count() ignoring $id filter#207
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fix(dataset-registry-client): work around LDkit count() ignoring $id filter#207
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…filter - When $id is set, use find() directly instead of count() to get accurate totals (LDkit's countQuery() doesn't handle $id) - Return pre-fetched results in the paginator callback for $id queries - Add test for querying a dataset by $id
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Summary
LDkit 2.6.0 has a bug where
Lens.count()ignores the$idproperty in search criteria (karelklima/ldkit#169). This causesPaginatorto loop forever when querying by IRI, becausecount()returns the total of all datasets whilefind()correctly returns only the matching one.$idis set, skipcount()and usefind()directly — IRI lookups don't need paginationfind()call$idThe workaround should be removed once LDkit publishes a fix upstream.