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o365: prevent API calls having a start time more than 168h in the past #8402
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If an API call takes some time to reach the server, the startTime parameter may have slipped into the time before 168h before now. So reduce our window from 168h to 167h55m to allow leeway for this. Similarly, the allowable interval from start to end time is 24h, and it is possible that the end time now() call is some time after the start time now() call. CEL has no subexpression evaluation order guarantee, so we cannot ensure end is called first by re-ordering the lines. So work around the old behaviour of the now global until the kibana.version for the package is guaranteed to provide an eval-start now value, when we are depending on v8.10.1 (v8.9.1 is also valid, but limiting on that would allow v8.10.0 which does not have the fix).
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LGTM 👍🏼
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If an API call takes some time to reach the server, the startTime parameter may have slipped into the time before 168h before now. So reduce our window from 168h to 167h55m to allow leeway for this.
Similarly, the allowable interval from start to end time is 24h, and it is possible that the end time now() call is some time after the start time now() call. CEL has no subexpression evaluation order guarantee, so we cannot ensure end is called first by re-ordering the lines. So work around the old behaviour of the now global until the kibana.version for the package is guaranteed to provide an eval-start now value, when we are depending on v8.10.1 (v8.9.1 is also valid, but limiting on that would allow v8.10.0 which does not have the fix).
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