Jobs.iter_last start and start_after parameters undocumented

[andrewbaxter]

If I look at the jobs.iter documentation I would assume that start is an integer count of recent jobs to skip, but I get this error

Invalid "start" value: Key '0' is not a spider key, must have 2 part(-s)

which makes it seem like it might be expecting a job id here minus the project part?

I can't find the code for start_after/startafter anywhere. It could be either a number of jobs to skip or a timestamp. If it's a timetamp I'm not sure if "after" means "after in sort order" or "after chronologically (job time > start time)".

[andrewbaxter]

As an addition, the same ambiguity exists in startts and endts in iter as well, regarding what "start" and "end" mean (sort order or absolute chronological order).