refactor: cleanup GH gql query#100
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This updates the graphql query used to fetch releases by: - returning only the first 10 - ordering them in reverse by created_at This is better because it does not rely on the default ordering by the GitHub graphql API. Co-authored-by: Pieter Van der Haegen <vdhpieter@outlook.com>
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This updates the graphql query used to fetch releases by:
This is better because it does not rely on the default ordering by the GitHub graphql API.
Co-authored-by: Pieter Van der Haegen @vdhpieter
Testing Plan
I ran this query through the GitHub API explorer here: