add month suffix M to asv --date-period argument
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HaoZeke
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Also, could you add a section to the documentation (over at the main asv repo)? Thanks for this!!
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asv --date-period, there is no option for months or quarters; this might be useful for running benchmarks for projects with a quarterly or monthly release scheduleAlso, where would I add documentation for these suffixes? I couldn't find it on the RTD page, and accidentally used
mfor month, not knowing it was minutes, and was confused when there were way more commits than I expected