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Travel in between interview and Oath Ceremony

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Hello,

I imagine this has been asked before, but I can't seem to find it via search: is there any issue with having travelled outside the US in between having passed the interview and attending the Oath Ceremony? If so, is it a certain amount of time? My spouse and I were outside the US for about 5 months (and in the US for 5 months since) in between having passed the interview and soon attending the Oath Ceremony. Hoping there aren't any issues, but can't find anything written on the subject.

As always, thanks for any help, and best of luck to all.

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