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E.g. say you want to take over 50h worth of time from somewhere else into a new `.klg` file, then you would be able to note that down under a single record. My
by jotaen 6y ago
E.g. say you want to take over 50h worth of time from somewhere else into a new `.klg` file, then you would be able to note that down under a single record.
My thought was that there are more reasons to allow things like >24h or <0h than to reject them, but maybe it’s too much flexibility for no good reason? In any event it might be worth considering to emit a warning though, in order to prevent mistakes from happening by accident.
- bombcar 6y agoThe warning sounds good but that use case makes sense - often it's better to allow "slightly unclean" data to make the format work better than to demand that someone work out how to add 40h to a total by splitting it over multiple days