Adds application time options to PERMITTED_OPTIONS #29
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Hello,
Please consider adding
created_after,created_beforeandlast_activity_afterto permitted options.Harvest api applications endpoint has very usefull options that allow you to be more specific
about what kind of applications you want to retrieve and this can save the number of api calls,
payload sizes and processing time.
https://developers.greenhouse.io/harvest.html#get-list-applications
Thank you for the library @capablemonkey