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I've noticed that the new(er) `prefect run --watch` (and similarly `watch_flow_run` ) don't show any logs until my run has finished (at which point they all show up in one deluge), whereas `prefect run flow --logs` would stream them continuously. <@U01CEUST9B5> is that the intended behavior or might something be amiss? in this case it was about 5 minutes of no logs, haven't tried with something even longer yet

hm <https://github.com/prefecthq/prefect/blob/master/src/prefect/backend/flow_run.py#L146> this line is returning `[]` for the entire duration (everything after "Beginning flow run...") even though there are lots of logs in the UI... :thinking_face:

This seems related to <https://github.com/PrefectHQ/prefect/pull/5138> -- the default end time is the `updated_time` on the flow run object which is unchanged until the state changes.

This PR changes the default for `watch_flow_run` to poll with `pendulum.now()` so it should resolve what you're seeing.