Find a project, limit 25 about php-redmine-api

[MichaelKling]

You could call the all function with a filter searching for the specific project id (there are lot of undocumented features in the api - its worth a try).

[JanMalte]

I can confirm this issue. But you can't rely only on the name, as it can be the same for multiple projects. Only the identifier and the ID of a Redmine project are unique.

[Henry31]

we have the same issue here, too!

[Henry31]

As a workaround i check the output against my limit.

if ($project['total_count'][0] >= $project_limit) {
  //warning
}

[ferdynator]

I've changed the AbstractApi::retrieveAll method to work around this:

protected function retrieveAll($endpoint, array $params = array())
{
    $defaults = array(
        'limit' => 100,
        'offset' => 0,
    );
    $params = $this->sanitizeParams($defaults, $params);

    $ret = array();

    $limit = $params['limit'];
    $offset = $params['offset'];
    $totalCount = 101;

    while ($offset < $totalCount) {

        $newDataSet = (array) $this->get($endpoint.'?'.http_build_query($params));
        $ret = array_merge_recursive($ret, $newDataSet);

        if (empty($newDataSet) || !isset($newDataSet['limit']) || !isset($newDataSet['total_count'])) {
            $totalCount = 0;
        } else {
            $totalCount = $newDataSet['total_count'];
            $offset += $limit;
            $params['offset'] = $offset;
        }
    }

    return $ret;
}

This solves the issue but many tests fail. Can anyone confirm my solution? If it works for you I will update the tests correctly and create a PR

[kbsali]

@VoidAndAny, it's been a loooong time since you raised this issue... see @ferdynator 's last comment, should this still be needful to you!

[Detzler]

retrieveAll says: "Retrieves all the elements of a given endpoint (even if the total number of elements is greater than 100)."

It doesn't do what it should. Please fix