fix: Date filter not persisting when there are multiple pages to fetch - #77
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fix: Date filter not persisting when there are multiple pages to fetch#77pedroceriotti wants to merge 6 commits into
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@pedroceriotti let me know when this is ready for review cc @pnadolny13 |
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Think this is covered by #164 now. Would be good to add the |
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Bugfix
Timestamp filter for DynamicIncrementalHubspotStream was not being persisted across multiple requests. The side effect of that is an infinite loop while fetching records, since the timestamp filter was only being updated on the first call after hitting 10k records and then coming back to the initial state from the second page onwards.