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I try to count the number of users in 30 days by day
But I found a problem
When there is only one user in 30 days, continuous_time doesn't work
When I add another user to the database with a different created_at, continuous_time works
@shirakun hi, thanks for the reporting. Currently we don't have free time to spend on this package, will have only in a few weeks. Meanwhile maybe you can propose the solution to this and make a Pull Request?
@shirakun hi, thanks for the reporting. Currently we don't have free time to spend on this package, will have only in a few weeks. Meanwhile maybe you can propose the solution to this and make a Pull Request?
Hi
When I have time, I check it and try to fix it.
I try to count the number of users in 30 days by day
But I found a problem
When there is only one user in 30 days, continuous_time doesn't work
When I add another user to the database with a different created_at, continuous_time works
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