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Summary

Historical serverless and Edge Function logs stopped after the first 100 entries. Analytics returns the continuation cursor as a top-level next field, but the CLI read pagination.next, so it never requested another page. See the API response definition

This change reads body.next, matching the existing API response.

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• Bug Fixes
  • Historical log retrieval now follows the pagination cursor returned by the service, allowing results beyond the first 100 entries to be fetched.
  • Large historical log results are accumulated incrementally, helping preserve output order and avoid failures when processing many entries.
• Tests
  • Added coverage for both historical log endpoints, including pagination, request details, stopping when no cursor is returned, and handling a later-page error.
  • Added coverage for processing one million entries and filtering debug-level entries from JSON output.

fetchHistoricalLogs now reads the continuation cursor from the response’s top-level next field. Function and edge-function log entries are appended individually to allEntries. Tests cover pagination behavior and large histories for both log sources.

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Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Suggested reviewers: whitep4nth3r, eduardoboucas

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The pagination and large-history paths are ready to merge based on the verified source changes.

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Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title "fix: pagination for logs" matches the main change. The PR changes fetchHistoricalLogs to read the pagination cursor from the top-level next field instead of pagination.next, which fix…
Description check		The description explains the problem and the fix. Historical serverless and Edge Function logs stopped after 100 entries because the CLI read pagination.next while the Analytics API returns a top-le…
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The title "fix: pagination for logs" matches the main change. The PR changes fetchHistoricalLogs to read the pagination cursor from the top-level next field instead of pagination.next, which fixes historical serverless and Edge Function logs stopping after the first 100 entries. The title names the area (pagination for logs) but not the specific field change, so it is slightly broad.

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The description explains the problem and the fix. Historical serverless and Edge Function logs stopped after 100 entries because the CLI read pagination.next while the Analytics API returns a top-level next field. The description states the change reads body.next, which matches the code summary and the added tests. The description includes unchanged template text, but it is related to the changeset.

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Review comments at @src/commands/logs/log-api.ts:
- Line 146: Update runHistoricalMode so function and edge-function entries are
appended to allEntries iteratively or in bounded batches instead of using spread
calls, preventing large paginated histories from exceeding function argument
limits; preserve the existing entry order.
- Line 146: Update the pagination flow around `cursor = body.next` to track
requested cursors and reject any nonempty cursor that has already been requested
before fetching its page again. Preserve normal pagination for new cursors.

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Major · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Handle large paginated results in the consumers.

Following all pages can produce more entries than a function call accepts. runHistoricalMode in src/commands/logs/logs.ts passes every entry to allEntries.push(...entries), so a sufficiently large history throws before any logs are printed. Replace the spread calls for function and edge-function entries with iterative or batched appends. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Review comment at @src/commands/logs/log-api.ts at line 146:
Update runHistoricalMode so function and edge-function entries are appended to
allEntries iteratively or in bounded batches instead of using spread calls,
preventing large paginated histories from exceeding function argument limits;
preserve the existing entry order.

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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win

Reject a repeated cursor.

If the API returns the requested cursor again, this loop repeatedly fetches the same page and never returns. Reject a nonempty cursor that has already been requested.

Based on learnings: reject unchanged pagination cursors to prevent infinite loops.

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Review comment at @src/commands/logs/log-api.ts at line 146:
Update the pagination flow around `cursor = body.next` to track requested
cursors and reject any nonempty cursor that has already been requested before
fetching its page again. Preserve normal pagination for new cursors.

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