@dx-do/cli 5.2.38 → 5.2.44

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- ## Let's just say it out loud: time formatting from the command line sucks.
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- But there are some easy consistent options for many time range commands including
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- * metric data
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- * agent get-trace-summaries
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- The absolutely easiest way, IMO is `ISO Durations`.
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- The commands above take
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- * endTime + relativeStartTime
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- * startTime + relativeEndTime
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- ## Let's start with examples:
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- ### Time period ends 1day+3 hours ago, and begins 2 hours before that.
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- ```
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- endTime=P1DT3H relativeStartDuration=PT2H
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- ```
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- ### Time period starts 1week+7hours ago and ends 30 minutes after that.
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- ```
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- startTime=P1WT3H relativeEndDuration=PT30M
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- ```
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- * If you specify a partial for endTime or startTime, that is relative to NOW.
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- * relativeStartDuration/relativeEndDuration is relative to the endTime/startTime.
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- * There is no need to specify a negative
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- * P = REQUIRED START INDICATOR FOR ISO8601 Partial
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- * Y = years
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- * M = months
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- * W = weeks
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- * D = days
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- * T = delineator between dates and times, necessary to disambiguate between months and minutes
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- * H = hours
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- * M = minutes
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- * S = seconds
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- TurnOn: ${flagName}
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