Flush the record buffer before the timespan of all records exceeds 24 hours #107
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… hours This fixes the error "The batch of log events in a single PutLogEvents request cannot span more than 24 hours."
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… hours (maxbanton#107) * Migrate the PHPUnit config to 9.3 * Flush the record buffer before the timespan of all records exceeds 24 hours This fixes the error "The batch of log events in a single PutLogEvents request cannot span more than 24 hours."
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This is a bug fix for #96, which occurs when calling PutLogEvents with records spanning more than 24 hours.
The AWS SDK throws a CloudWatchLogsException with the message:
The CloudWatch handler will check whether a record's timestamp is more than 24 hours after the earliest timestamp, and if so calls PutLogEvents before adding the new record to the buffer.
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