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Describe the bug
Running collie tenant cost shows incosistent and unintuitive timeframes depending on how its run.
Reach of the bug
I tested with Azure, but probably AWS and GCP are affected as well
Impact of the bug
It's important that behavior of -- from/to parameters is intuitive and well documented.
It should be possible for users to easily query consecutive periods "gap free" e.g. --from 2021-01-01 --to 2021-01-31 and --from 2021-02-01 --to 2021-02-28 should have no overlap and no gap in between.
Describe the bug
Running
collie tenant cost
shows incosistent and unintuitive timeframes depending on how its run.Reach of the bug
I tested with Azure, but probably AWS and GCP are affected as well
Impact of the bug
It's important that behavior of
-- from/to
parameters is intuitive and well documented.It should be possible for users to easily query consecutive periods "gap free" e.g.
--from 2021-01-01 --to 2021-01-31
and--from 2021-02-01 --to 2021-02-28
should have no overlap and no gap in between.To Reproduce
Run
Notice that "to" column says
2022-01-01
instead of2021-12-31
.Now rerun from cache
collie tenant costs --from 2021-12-01 --to 2021-12-31
Expected behavior
The output from cache and running the query should be the same.
The "to" date is logically end of 2021-12-31 (though queries to cloud APIs may have to go to 2022-01-01:00:00.00Z exclusive.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
macOS, I'm in timezone CEST
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