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Your docs state that:
If you're using a version of Node 10 or greater, you can use async iterators. for await (let user of client.listUsers()) { console.log(user); } For more information about this API see Users: Get User. (source: https://github.com/okta/okta-sdk-nodejs#list-all-org-users)
If you're using a version of Node 10 or greater, you can use async iterators.
for await (let user of client.listUsers()) { console.log(user); }
For more information about this API see Users: Get User. (source: https://github.com/okta/okta-sdk-nodejs#list-all-org-users)
This does not work if there's only one element in the collection.
Fixed by #191
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@welljsjs Thanks for reporting the issue. I am working on the PR, meanwhile, you can use .each method from collection as a workaround.
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Your docs state that:
This does not work if there's only one element in the collection.
Fixed by #191
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: