lib/picky/query/allocations.rb in picky-4.23.0 vs lib/picky/query/allocations.rb in picky-4.23.1

@@ -113,10 +113,11 @@
       #
       # Note: It's possible that no ids are returned by an allocation, but a count. (In case of an offset)
       #
       def process! amount, offset = 0, terminate_early = nil, sorting = nil
         each do |allocation|
+          sorting = nil if amount <= 0 # Stop sorting if the results aren't shown.
           calculated_ids = allocation.process! amount, offset, sorting
           if calculated_ids.empty?
             offset = offset - allocation.count unless offset.zero?
           else
             amount = amount - calculated_ids.size # we need less results from the following allocation
@@ -138,9 +139,10 @@
       # Note: Slower than #process! especially with large offsets.
       #
       def process_unique! amount, offset = 0, terminate_early = nil, sorting = nil
         unique_ids = []
         each do |allocation|
+          sorting = nil if amount <= 0 # Stop sorting if the results aren't shown.
           calculated_ids = allocation.process_with_illegals! amount, 0, unique_ids, sorting
           projected_offset = offset - allocation.count
           unique_ids += calculated_ids # uniq this? <- No, slower than just leaving duplicates.
           if projected_offset <= 0
             allocation.ids.slice!(0, offset)
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