@Reuben (Matatika) I hane one more question about replication_key_value In your example (oauth0), you got the value from the context_state.get("replication_key_value") field, but I do the same and for some reason I have another nested progress_markers object. What am I doing wrong?

I also don't understand how this post works for you. next(iter(extract_jsonpath("$[*].log_id", data)), None) If I'm not mistaken, in case your response will look something like this

[
    {
       log_id: 1
       dateTime: "11-10-2022T12:03:00"
    },
    {
       log_id: 2
       dateTime: "11-10-2022T12:04:00"
    },
    {
       log_id: 3
       dateTime: "11-10-2022T12:06:00"
    },
]

Then this function will return 1. (although, in theory, get_next_page_token should have returned 3 in order to get all records where the id is greater than the last received in the next request)

Then this function will return 1. (although, in theory, get_next_page_token should have returned 3 in order to get all records where the id is greater than the last received in the next request)

This is just an Auth0-specific implementation. If there is no

next_page_token

or

log_id

state to start from, get the single oldest available log and begin pagination from there.