logs ls --number has no effect

[jonaustin]

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Description

❯ auth0 logs ls --number 100000 |wc -l

=== xxxx.us.auth0.com logs

     101
❯ auth0 logs ls |wc -l

=== xxx.us.auth0.com logs

     101

Poked at the code, and there's simply no code that loops over pages:
https://github.com/auth0/auth0-cli/blob/main/internal/cli/logs.go#L172-L189

Expectation

Passing in -n/--number >100 should fetch more than 100 log entries.

Reproduction

auth0 logs ls --number 100000

Auth0 CLI version

❯ auth0 -v
auth0 version 1.3.0 2bd069c

[willvedd]

This is fixed in #939 but still waiting on a release.

[jonaustin]

@willvedd Why is the maximum only 1000?

That greatly reduces the utility of this in my mind; i.e. it's still not really all that useful if it can only go back 1000 log entries.

[willvedd]

Arbitrarily set at 1000 for practically; there is no technical limitation. IMO, this will satisfy most (but obviously not all) use cases around logs. And we need to bound at some point.

It would help to understand the workflow you're trying to achieve. Short of upping the limit a little, we're unlikely to immediately implement but it is still important for us to know the features you want for the CLI.

[DannyPat44]

I would also like to see a higher number, but primarily so that I can determine easily how many particular errors of a specific kind have occurred. If a utility for the CLI allowed you to do this, it would probably be okay to cap the total number returned at 1000.

There doesn't seem to be a query to do this with the Lucene filters.

For example, I was trying to use the -n to do things like this:
auth0 logs list --filter "type: f AND date:[2023-01-01 TO 2024-01-05]" | wc -l