pyTenable returns an empty iterable even when using the exact code from the instructions

[Argonomics]

Describe the bug An empty iterable is returned when using tio.tags.list() with or without filters

To Reproduce

Using Python 3.8, wth pyTenable 1.4.12 (or any older version), try to output a list of tags as shown in the documentation

for category in tio.tags.list_categories(): print(category['name'])

Connectors Agent Groups Testing

print(tio.tags.list())

<tenable.io.tags.TagsIterator object at 0x0000022D6F6AA7F0>

for tag in tio.tags.list(): print('found a TAG!') print(tag)

Output: Nothing

for tag in tio.tags.list(('category_name', 'eq', 'Connectors')): print('found a TAG!') print(tag)

Output: Nothing

Expected behavior A list of tags would be printed. For the Connectors category example above, this should be "All", "Azure", and "AWS"

System Information (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10 x64

Additional context Support case 01567717

I have tried this with varying levels of permission on the API keys used, including some with full admin access to everything in t.io to rule out permissions as the problem

[aseemsavio]

@Argonomics I could not reproduce your issue. Could you try this?

from tenable.io import TenableIO

tio = TenableIO(access_key="ACCESS_KEY", secret_key="SECRET_KEY")

for category in tio.tags.list_categories():
    print('found a TAG!')
    print(category["name"])

for tag in tio.tags.list():
    print('found a TAG!')
    print(tag)

[Argonomics]

It works, thank you! The issue seemed to be with the TenableIO line syntax. Using the same keys but changing from

tio = TenableIO("ACCESS_KEY", "SECRET_KEY")

to

tio = TenableIO(access_key="ACCESS_KEY", secret_key="SECRET_KEY")

It's strange that it worked partially before, rather than not at all