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[ DOC ] Default value for limit is incorrectly listed in documentation for the QueryDetects operation #1089

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dkang-firmus opened this issue Dec 12, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #1092
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dkang-firmus commented Dec 12, 2023

Documentation page topic

Describe the error or typo
In the 'limit' field, the default value is '100', not '9999'

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  • GitHub Wiki
  • falconpy.io
  • Source code - docstring

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Perhaps need to change the value in swagger UI as well.

@dkang-firmus dkang-firmus added the documentation 📖 Improvements or additions to documentation label Dec 12, 2023
@jshcodes jshcodes changed the title [ DOC ] ... [ DOC ] Default value for limit is incorrectly listed in documentation for the QueryDetects operation Dec 12, 2023
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Hi @dkang-firmus -

Thank you for reporting this, we will get these updated! 😄

@jshcodes jshcodes added the detects Detections issues and questions label Dec 12, 2023
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jshcodes commented Dec 13, 2023

This issue has been resolved within the Wiki and on falconpy.io. The docstring correction will be included as part of the 1.3.5 release.

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