this.pagerAjax in attachPagerLinkAjax() is overwritten by every next link

In Drupal.views.ajaxView.prototype.attachPagerAjax() all pager links are fetched and ajaxified via attachPagerLinkAjax(). At the bottom of that function:

this.pagerAjax = new Drupal.ajax(false, $link, this.element_settings);

Since that function is called for every link in the pager and this is always the Drupal.views.ajaxView object, this.pagerAjax is overwritten for EVERY link except the last one. Meaning only the last link's ajax object is stored, anywhere, making the storage completely useless.

Since backward compatibility is a thing (even though it's a bug), I propose adding a new property to Drupal.views.ajaxView:

In the constructor:

this.links = [];

In attachPagerLinkAjax() at the very bottom:

this.links.push(this.pagerAjax);

So all links are available in the Drupal.views.ajaxView object:

// If there's no 'previous' link, [0] will be page 1 or next or whatever, you can figure that out at runtime.
var prevLink = Drupal.views.instances['xxxxxxxx'].links[0];

Another option is to add the ajax object to the actual link. Also in attachPagerLinkAjax() at the very bottom:

$link.data('views-ajax', this.pagerAjax);

Whichever one you want, or anything else, as long as the Drupal.ajax objects are stored somewhere retrievable and not immediately overwritten.