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I assume you mean in the context of software development? I use vim as my IDE which automatically highlights the word "TODO" in bright colours when it is in a
by herodoturtle 6y ago
I assume you mean in the context of software development?
I use vim as my IDE which automatically highlights the word "TODO" in bright colours when it is in a comment.
So I leave // TODO comments in various parts of our codebase that need attention later down the line - and I also append one or more asterisk symbols depending on how urgent it is, like so:
// TODO ** Refactor abc to do xyz.
Then from the Linux CLI I can "grep -R TODO *" in the codebase's top level directory to get a full list of items on my TODO list, and depending on the number of asterisks before each comment description, I know which item I need to prioritise.
Hope that helps!
- adawg4 6y agoI meant in general but this does to!