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Ahh, I was expecting "journal" to refer to a physical book for some reason! This makes a lot of sense. Why not simply store the task with the sqlite database?
by darby_nine 2y ago
Ahh, I was expecting "journal" to refer to a physical book for some reason!
This makes a lot of sense. Why not simply store the task with the sqlite database? I'm assuming ease of editing + the ability to manage the stack separately from the log of text entries, which presumably need no maintenance nor will ever be deleted?
- senkora 2y agoPretty much what you said, yeah. I thought that a git repo of text files was easier to work with then storing them as blobs inside sqlite. I do insert completed tasks into a "completed task" append-only table when I pop them off the stack, so I do have a record of completed tasks in sqlite. (I find that useful for remembering what I did recently for standups and 1:1's)