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cloudosR 0.2.4

• Concurrent page fetching in cloudos.query(). Status polling and page-result fetching are now issued concurrently via httr2::req_perform_parallel() instead of one request at a time. The number of in-flight requests is capped by the new max_parallel argument, which defaults to the cloudosR.max_parallel option and then to 10. Set max_parallel = 1 for the previous fully sequential behaviour.
• API error messages now include the server’s response body. Previously httr2 aborted on any 4xx/5xx with a bare message such as HTTP 403 Forbidden., which meant handle_api_error() never ran and the response body was discarded. Statuses are now inspected by the package, and the detail is read from JSON message/error fields and from text/plain or text/html bodies — the form used by gateways and reverse proxies in front of the API. Long bodies (such as HTML error pages) are truncated.
• Authentication failures (401) now report the server’s detail alongside the existing guidance.
• A success status returned with an empty body now raises an explicit “Empty response body” error instead of an opaque JSON parse failure, and JSON parse errors name the endpoint that produced them.
• poll_all_tasks_until_complete() resolves the profile once per call instead of re-reading the config file for every task in every polling sweep.
• Requires httr2 (>= 1.1.0) for the concurrency cap.

cloudosR 0.2.3

• Trailing slashes in base_url are now stripped on save (cloudos.configure()) and on load (load_profile()), preventing double-slash URLs that caused an empty response body from the server.

cloudosR 0.2.2

• Added cloudos.query_submit_count_async() — submits an async task targeting the new query-results/count/async endpoint (returns total row count only).
• Added cloudos.query_count_results() — fetches the integer total from a completed count task.
• Added cloudos.query_count() — high-level orchestrator: submit count task, poll until complete, return total row count.
• cloudos.query_submit_async() now targets query-results/data/async (previously query-results/async). Callers constructing the endpoint URL manually must update it.
• cloudos.query_submit_async() gains an optional cursor parameter for cursor-based pagination.
• cloudos.query_results() gains an optional total_rows parameter; when supplied the total_rows and total_pages data-frame attributes are populated. A cursor attribute is also set on the returned data frame.
• cloudos.query() now submits count and page-0 data tasks concurrently, reducing end-to-end latency. All remaining-page tasks are also polled concurrently via a shared max_wait budget.
• Fixed page_size and total_pages attributes on the combined data frame returned by cloudos.query() with all_pages = TRUE.

cloudosR 0.2.1

• Fixed pagination overshoot in cloudos.query() with all_pages = TRUE. The API response field pageSize is the rows-per-page value, not the total page count. total_pages is now correctly derived as ceiling(total_rows / pageSize).

cloudosR 0.2.0

• Initial CRAN submission
• Core functionality for Lifebit Platform API interaction:
  • Profile configuration and management
  • Schema discovery for cohorts
  • SQL query validation
  • Read-only SQL query execution with automatic pagination
  • Policy-aware behavior with team-based access control
• Configuration now stored using tools::R_user_dir() for CRAN compliance
• Comprehensive test coverage and vignettes

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