"limit" : 0 change in semantics?
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It appears that setting limit to 0 now limits the number of results to 0, rather than be unlimited, as stated in the online documentation. Is this a recent change? Can you change the documentation if so?
The tutorial says:
Note that we use a limit of one in the above. Specifying a limit of zero means "don't limit the results: return everything you've got".
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The doc is being revised right now, and that change is on the list. Thanks for asking about it.
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if limit:0 now means return zero returns, how do you ask to return all results?
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Set a large number as the limit. But if you truly want all results, you are much better off using a cursor; if you don’t know the reasonable upper bound, then you really can’t have confidence that you’ll get all the results without a timeout.
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The docs are still incorrectly stating zero returns all.
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