Add --max-issues argument to limit requests #76
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This addresses issue 71 by providing a configurable limit on the number of issues to retrieve. By default this limits the number of issues to 500 which should help users stay under the GitHub API limit and keep change logs from growing ridiculous in size for older repos.
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@sneal hi, thanks for participating! It's a good addition, that make more flexibility in change log generation. I have a couple proposal before merge:
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- defaulted max issues to be unlimited in number allowing user to optionally limit issues returned - added FAQ section on rate limiting and API rate limit exceeded warning
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@sneal Thanks, awesome work! 👍 |
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This addresses issue #71 by providing a configurable limit on the number of issues to retrieve. By default this limits the number of issues to 500 which should help users stay under the GitHub API limit and keep change logs from growing ridiculous in size for older repos.