Limit throughput data returned to 14 months#4863
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@johnsimons the title read like an improvement so we relabeled it, feel free to make it a bug again and change the title if needed |
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The throughput calculation is supposed to only look at the last 12 months of data.
This PR adds a filter to the data, so it only considers the last 14 months.
We use 14 months to ensure we have 12 calendar months and not partial months.