create_budget 'CostFilters' doesn't filter cost data with tag and service

[yambottle]

Describe the bug

Following boto3 latest(1.35.6) create_budget doc to create a budget with tag and service filter:

budget.create_budget(
        AccountId=os.getenv("AWS_ID"),
        Budget={
            'BudgetName': f"test_ec2_monthly",
            'BudgetLimit': {
                'Amount': '100.00',
                'Unit': 'USD'
            },
            'CostFilters': {
                # 'Tag': [f'Contract:fmi_luthi'],
                # 'TagKeyValue': [f'Contract$fmi_luthi'],
                'TagKeyValue': [f'user:Contract$fmi_luthi'],
                'Service': [
                    # 'AmazonEC2'
                    # 'Amazon EC2'
                    'EC2-Instances (Elastic Compute Cloud - Compute)', 
                    'EC2-Other'
                ]
            },
            'CostTypes': {
                'IncludeTax': True,
                'IncludeSubscription': True,
                'UseBlended': True,
                'IncludeRefund': False,
                'IncludeCredit': False,
                'IncludeUpfront': True,
                'IncludeRecurring': True,
                'IncludeOtherSubscription': True,
                'IncludeSupport': True,
                'IncludeDiscount': False,
                'UseAmortized': False
            },
            'TimeUnit': 'MONTHLY',
            'BudgetType': 'COST',
        },
        NotificationsWithSubscribers=[
        ]
    )

The test_ec2_monthly budget is created, but wasn't filtered correctly(no cost data at all after applied cost filter).

This budget displays the correct filter on the budget parameter:

but there is no cost data in the preview in the edit:

However, manually removing and applying the same budget with the same filter through the edit budget console makes it works as expected(cost data showing on the preview).

Expected Behavior

create_budget with tag and service filter should filter the cost data correctly:

'CostFilters': {
                # 'Tag': [f'Contract:fmi_luthi'],
                # 'TagKeyValue': [f'Contract$fmi_luthi'],
                'TagKeyValue': [f'user:Contract$fmi_luthi'],
                'Service': [
                    # 'AmazonEC2'
                    # 'Amazon EC2'
                    'EC2-Instances (Elastic Compute Cloud - Compute)', 
                    'EC2-Other'
                ]
            },

Current Behavior

create_budget with tag and service showing empty cost data(seems like the cost data has been falsely filtered)

Reproduction Steps

• Create a cost allocate tag Contract
• Tag EC2 instance and its related resources by this tag Contract:fmi_luthi
• As a correct behavior comparison, manually create a budget on the AWS console filtered by tag Contract:fmi_luthi and service EC2-Instances (Elastic Compute Cloud - Compute), EC2-Other
• Use boto3 to create a new budget with the same filter. You'll see this budget has empty cost data once been created by boto3, but if you reapply the same filter on the AWS console by editing this budget, the cost data will show correctly.

budget.create_budget(
        AccountId=os.getenv("AWS_ID"),
        Budget={
            'BudgetName': f"test_ec2_monthly",
            'BudgetLimit': {
                'Amount': '100.00',
                'Unit': 'USD'
            },
            'CostFilters': {
                # 'Tag': [f'Contract:fmi_luthi'],
                # 'TagKeyValue': [f'Contract$fmi_luthi'],
                'TagKeyValue': [f'user:Contract$fmi_luthi'],
                'Service': [
                    # 'AmazonEC2'
                    # 'Amazon EC2'
                    'EC2-Instances (Elastic Compute Cloud - Compute)', 
                    'EC2-Other'
                ]
            },
            'CostTypes': {
                'IncludeTax': True,
                'IncludeSubscription': True,
                'UseBlended': True,
                'IncludeRefund': False,
                'IncludeCredit': False,
                'IncludeUpfront': True,
                'IncludeRecurring': True,
                'IncludeOtherSubscription': True,
                'IncludeSupport': True,
                'IncludeDiscount': False,
                'UseAmortized': False
            },
            'TimeUnit': 'MONTHLY',
            'BudgetType': 'COST',
        },
        NotificationsWithSubscribers=[
        ]
    )

Possible Solution

No response

Additional Information/Context

No response

SDK version used

1.35.6

Environment details (OS name and version, etc.)

Ubuntu 22.04

[yambottle]

@RyanFitzSimmonsAK Thanks for checking this issue!

[RyanFitzSimmonsAK]

Hi @yambottle, thanks for reaching out. I was able to reproduce this behavior. I've reached out to the service team for more information, and will let you know when I hear back. In the meantime, as this is a service issue, I've created a tracking issue in our cross-SDK repository (aws/aws-sdk#812). Please refer to that issue for future updates. Thanks!

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