Update: Expose matching-document count via X-Adapt-Total header#105
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X-Adapt-Totalresponse header to paginated query responses, carrying the total count of documents matching the query (docCount).The count is already computed in
setUpPaginationto deriveX-Adapt-PageTotal, so this exposes an existing value at no extra cost — it sits alongside the existingX-Adapt-Page/X-Adapt-PageSize/X-Adapt-PageTotalheaders.This lets clients render an accurate "N–M of T" range (and exact arrow disabled-states) instead of inferring an approximate count from
pageTotal × pageSize, which over-counts the final page.Testing
setUpPaginationstill sets the existing headers and the newX-Adapt-Totalreflects the matching-document count.