feat(list): ✨ add max-results option and automatically page #919
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This change allows users to pass `--max-results` and multiple requests will be made, using the "nextPageToken" from each response to automatically iterate through pages. This provides an enhanced user experience over the need to manually provide `--paginate N:M` and make multiple CLI calls Additionally, as part of this change, some of the search functions were refactored to use functional options, which DRY's the code a bit (there was duplication between v2 and v3 functions)
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This change allows users to pass
--max-resultsand multiple requests will be made, using the "nextPageToken" from each response to automatically iterate through pages. This provides an enhanced user experience over the need to manually provide--paginate N:Mand make multiple CLI callsAdditionally, as part of this change, some of the search functions were refactored to use functional options, which DRY's the code a bit (there was duplication between v2 and v3 functions)