Closed AddisonG closed 2 years ago
What output are you expecting? awslimitchecker --service EC2
is not expected to generate any output unless you've exceeded at least the warning threshold of one of your EC2 service limits.
Perhaps awslimitchecker --show-usage --service EC2
is more like what you're looking for?
Thanks @jantman - You are correct. My bad.
I should have read over all of the --help
arguments first (it's not on Getting Started), but I just assumed that it would show usage by default.
Thanks for maintaining this and responding so promptly.
Bug Report
Running
awslimitchecker --service EC2
or anything similar gives no useful output, and instead throws warnings.Version
awslimitchecker 12.0.0
Installation Method
Installed using
pip
. No virtualenv.Supporting Software Versions
Python 3.8.10 Ubuntu 20.04
Actual Output
Expected Output
There is absolutely no useful output. It simply says this several times for a normal run:
Testing Assistance
Happy to help test.