fix: remove descending #815
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WalkthroughThe code modifies how the request URL is constructed for fetching the npm changes stream. It removes the explicit addition of the Changes
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This pull request removes the descending parameter from the changesStream URL, as discussed in the linked GitHub discussion. This simplifies the URL construction and request logic.
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- Refactor: Removed the
descendingparameter from the changesStream URL.
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This pull request correctly removes the descending=true query parameter when fetching from the npm changes stream. This is an important bug fix, as using descending=true with a since parameter is not standard for following a CouchDB-style changes feed and was likely causing incorrect synchronization behavior. The change also simplifies the code by removing a redundant URL parsing step. The implementation is clean, correct, and I have not found any issues.
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[skip ci] ## [4.7.4](v4.7.3...v4.7.4) (2025-06-27) ### Bug Fixes * remove descending ([#815](#815)) ([1001e1f](1001e1f))
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