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Consider implementing AsyncEnumerable<T> for paging
See original GitHub issueAsyncEnumerable<T> was designed to solve problems like returning a paged API response from an API in a more efficient way than currently implemented. See this blog.
Consider implementing this in JsonApiDotNetCore
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@bart-degreed: I would imagine streaming out the response also has the issue/drawback that if an error occurs it will not be able to communicate that properly (as the HTTP header is already sent as OK or something else indicating success). (not to mean it would be totally undesirable to be able to stream out large responses)
Agreed