Grant bonus for more than 100 people

[robertafreitaslemos]

Hi, Tyler.

I am trying to use GetAssinment and GrantBonus. The GetAssignment function returns only 100 assignments, event though my hit has more 1000. I saw that you closed a previous issue related to this. Do you have any updates?
Thank you.

[zengtima]

Is this resolved yet? The same issue has happened to me. I can't retrieve assignments more than 100 using GetAssignment

I tried to solve the problem by reading from the second or third page using GetAssignments(hit = hits, pagetoken = '2'), but the function doesn't seem to be sensitive to anything put in as pagetoken (2, "2", 3, "3", etc.)

I am using version 1.1.4

Thank you!

ps. There used to be a related post: #3. I wonder what solved the problem in that case.

[d-bohn]

I am also having the issue of not being able to retrieve more than 100 assignments (#3).

Examining the source code for GetAssignments() it appears as though it should be looping through the pages using the NextToken parameter, yet when called it only returns 100 results. If I manually call pyMTurkR$Client$list_assignments_for_hit() and pass a page token to it, it will retrieve all of the results, so there must be an error on the R side of things. For example,

tmp1 <- pyMTurkR$Client$list_assignments_for_hit(HITId = hit_id,
                                                 MaxResults = 100L
                                                 )
tmp2 <- pyMTurkR$Client$list_assignments_for_hit(HITId = hit_id,
                                                 MaxResults = 100L,
                                                 NextToken = tmp1$NextToken
                                                 )
identical(tmp1, tmp2) # Returns false

works fine. But,

tmp3 <- GetAssignments(hit = hit_id)

only returns 100 results.

I am using the latest version of pyMturkR (1.1.14).

[d-bohn]

I dug into the code a little bit becuase this was annoying me and I found the issue. The GetAssignments function breaks a for loop based on the number of results fetched. However, the results parameter can only be between 0-100, thus causing the function to only ever supply the first 100 cases. Here is a quick fix commenting out the lines (279, 284) that are causing the issue. When I have more time I can create a pull request (or if someone else gets to it before me, feel free!).