Add last_pushed_within field to project index
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For multiple types of our users (CfA Staff, Brigade Leader, Project Leaders), being able to tell which projects are still active is a crucial aspect of the index. In civictechindex#26 we discuss using a bucketed approach so as to not create unnecessary noise by committing the timestamp for every update. This commit implements a coarse timestamp: for projects updated within the last week, month, year, or over a year ago.
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For multiple types of our users (CfA Staff, Brigade Leader, Project
Leaders), being able to tell which projects are still active is a
crucial aspect of the index.
In #26 we discuss using a bucketed approach so as to not create
unnecessary noise by committing the timestamp for every update. This
commit implements a coarse timestamp: for projects updated within the
last week, month, year, or over a year ago.