What's the significance of done: false ? (after calling .next())
Hi,
I've encountered a query that I execute, and it usually never returns "done" false. But in a specific case, it does.
I run 2 queries, and sometimes I'm not calling .next() or any terminal steps.
I have tried looking for more information in the docs, to no avail.
A link to the source code for the class that returns
https://github.com/apache/tinkerpop/commit/d458f76dc3d464dae3a5e3bb3b28f63e5b3eead1
I've encountered a query that I execute, and it usually never returns "done" false. But in a specific case, it does.
I run 2 queries, and sometimes I'm not calling .next() or any terminal steps.
I have tried looking for more information in the docs, to no avail.
A link to the source code for the class that returns
done: booleanhttps://github.com/apache/tinkerpop/commit/d458f76dc3d464dae3a5e3bb3b28f63e5b3eead1
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