No streams can be found

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When I try to either list streams or get all/a specific one, nothing seems to be found.

$ awslogs streams --aws-region us-east-1 /ecs/libretro-superbuild14-s3
$
$ awslogs get --aws-region us-east-1 /ecs/libretro-superbuild14-s3 ALL
$

However, using a start time does seem to work:

$ awslogs get --aws-region us-east-1 /ecs/libretro-superbuild14-s3 ALL -s1d
/ecs/libretro-superbuild14-s3 ecs/libretro-superbuild14-s3/2100c359-0829-4786-a78d-1838dcc1f822 PRETTY_NAME="Ubuntu 14.04.6 LTS"
/ecs/libretro-superbuild14-s3 ecs/libretro-superbuild14-s3/2100c359-0829-4786-a78d-1838dcc1f822 VERSION_ID="14.04"
/ecs/libretro-superbuild14-s3 ecs/libretro-superbuild14-s3/2100c359-0829-4786-a78d-1838dcc1f822 HOME_URL="http://www.ubuntu.com/"
...

And listing groups (not streams) works fine. I'm using 0.11.0 from pip on Arch Linux.

Any idea what might be wrong?

[mjmayer]

I am seeing the same behavior with version 0.11.0 from pip on Mint Linux 19.2 (essentially Ubuntu 18.04)

[sanddevil]

Same issue with version 0.11.0 on Ubuntu 18.04LTS clean build.

[GunArm]

Thank you for the work around. Adding a super long start time shows my streams. Otherwise one of my log groups shows no streams. Another log group oddly shows 1 stream in the middle of about 100 from 2 weeks ago. But tacking -s52w on shows me everything.

[DanyC97]

pff, spent 1h trying to understand what is going one until i've found this issue. Even with latest 0.14 it does happen, very annoying ...