Improves GitVersion speed #4016
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Ignores commits before 2020 for GitVersion calculations, thus speeding up builds.
mitchelsellers
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david-poindexter
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This should be a huge help in build times - thanks @valadas 🎉
Changing date to `2020-01-01` instead of `2019-01-01`
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Ok, I played a bit with different values and it looks like there is some unavoidable overhead no matter what value, but will it still improves the very very long times though. What's odd is running just |
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Sets the maximum GitVersion lookup date to january 1st 2020 thus speeding up GitVersion calculations a lot. This means GitVersion will only look at commits from this year instead of well all the project history to find tags and read commit messages, etc.