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Couldn't codecov use the committer date instead of the author date? |
We should verify that this isn't already the case, the bug I was running into was four years ago. |
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Should we close this? |
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The Node.js commit history does not have chronological dates, so a more recent commit can have an older timestamp. This is causing solutions like Codecov to have unreliable coverage reports.
cc @bcoe
Unblocks nodejs/node#53891