Attempt to overcome github_changelog_generator's rate limit problem #1045
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Maybe I got lucky, but it seemed like progressively incrementing `--max-issues=500` overcame the secondary rate limiting blocker by progressively adding more records to the cache.
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Maybe I got lucky, but it seemed like progressively adding, then removing
--max-issues=500overcame the secondary rate limiting blocker. My hypothesis being that the incremental results are cached which allows subsequent runs to progressively fetch more records until the cache is fully populated.github-changelog-generator/github-changelog-generator#993 (comment)