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Use case: User forgets to log for a specific day of the week and it's still the same week. User get's a "Note: You have not logged time for $day". Does now show up for future days.
Implementation questions:
How often would this reminder come? Every time you invoke timelog?
If not every time, we need to implement something that saves some timestamp to disk. Maybe the definition file for the project in question?
What happens if the user disregards it? For example, logging time for every day except Friday. The weekend comes and goes but some configuration has been saved to disk. Whose responsibility is it to delete old configuration?
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I think this can be applied for more than just the current week, say if it's Monday and I didn't log for Friday. But it also possible to check if the target hours are exceeded the previous week, then it should not ask and assume the user took the day off.
Would maybe need some check for if the users target working days are 5,6 or 7 per week for example.
Use case: User forgets to log for a specific day of the week and it's still the same week. User get's a "Note: You have not logged time for
$day
". Does now show up for future days.Implementation questions:
timelog
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: