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Workspaces must be a single param #19344
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@@ -161,60 +162,30 @@ class LogsQueryRequest(InternalLogQueryRequest): | |||
with either end_time or duration. | |||
:keyword datetime end_time: The end time till which to query the data. This should be accompanied | |||
with either start_time or duration. | |||
:param workspace: Workspace Id to be included in the query. |
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no- workspace_id
is the primary workspace id and additional_workpspaces
is an optional kwarg - the document has both (line 153, line 165)
:keyword request_id: The error details. | ||
:paramtype request_id: str | ||
:keyword headers: Dictionary of :code:`<string>`. | ||
:paramtype headers: dict[str, str] | ||
""" | ||
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def __init__(self, query, workspace, duration=None, **kwargs): | ||
def __init__(self, query, workspace_id, duration=None, **kwargs): |
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Do we need to add it into changelog?
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good catch - yes
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Fixes #19252