Implementing the custom timeframe

[tehicee]

I've implemented the following command,
azure-cost -s ***** -t --timeframe --from 2023-01-01 --to 2023-04-31

The error message received is in the screenshot included.

Thank you!

I've found the solution based on the previous discussion,

1. Update a new version of the NuGet
2. azure-cost -s xxxx -t Custom --from 2023-01-01 --to 2023-04-30

[mivano]

I will make sure the documentation is a bit more clear on this. Thanks for reporting.

[niklasfink]

@mivano are there other predefined timeframes which can be used? Such as LastMonth or LastQuater or similar.

[mivano]

I said I would update the docs, but it looks like I forgot to do so. I just added a section for it: https://github.com/mivano/azure-cost-cli#timeframe
Hope this helps.

[jashjain21]

Hey @mivano, could you provide an example of using the "TheLastMonth" attribute in the timeframe?
This is what I tried and it failed
azure-cost accumulatedCost -s "sss" -g "rrr" -t TheLastMonth

[mivano]

Interesting, the error message is Invalid query definition, timeframe TheLastMonth is currently not supported.
Not sure how long that currently is though. Thanks for reporting, I will need to dive into it. Try to use -t Custom --from --to instead.