Fix pagination return value in request method#9
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The request method conditionally appended next_page only when paginate was true, returning a 2- or 3-element array. Subclasses that destructure with `response, status = super(...)` silently dropped the third element, breaking pagination. Always return [data, status, next_page] so subclass overrides propagate the cursor correctly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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requestconditionally appendednext_pageonly whenpaginatewas true, returning a 2- or 3-element arrayOkta::Management::Client) that destructure withresponse, status = super(...)silently dropped the third element, makingpaginate: truea no-op[data, status, next_page](withnilwhen not paginating) so subclass overrides propagate the cursor correctly