Using logshare-cli, time ranges longer than an hour throw an error due to API limits. That's inconvenient when you want to examine the logs for multiple hours, days, etc.
[logshare-cli] 11:45:55 failed to fetch via timestamp: HTTP status 400: request failed: bad query: error parsing time: invalid time range: too long: maximum query range (difference between start and end) is 1h0m0s
Instead of making a request that will fail, could the client iterate over the time range, requesting the logs in hour-long chunks? I threw together a bash script to do this (see here) but it seems more reasonable to handle it in the CLI client itself.
I'll have a crack at a PR but I'm not really familiar with Go.
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logshare-cli, time ranges longer than an hour throw an error due to API limits. That's inconvenient when you want to examine the logs for multiple hours, days, etc.Instead of making a request that will fail, could the client iterate over the time range, requesting the logs in hour-long chunks? I threw together a bash script to do this (see here) but it seems more reasonable to handle it in the CLI client itself.
I'll have a crack at a PR but I'm not really familiar with Go.