Hi All, Ben Turner put some comments in the bug, but I'll add a bit here too. The idea was that cursor.continue() should reuse the same request that was created when .openCursor was called. That makes using cursors significantly easier since you just have to register one 'success' handler, instead of registering a new one for each call to .continue().
We also remove the return value from .continue() and make it "return void". It doesn't make sense to return a bool indicating if this was the last entry or not since we only know that information asynchronously. / Jonas
