It is now possible to request more than 10,000 trades using get_trades_async [see Bug #790] #791
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Before, it was not possible to retrieve any more than 10,000 trades using get_trades_async. With this small change, if the limit is greater than 10,000 -- as is usually the case when dealing with high volume stocks, we pass 10,000 to the url parameter so Alpaca may retrieve the data in maximum chunks, but we maintain the user passed limit in _iterate_requests and prevent the loop from breaking early.