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I've created a Proof of Concept (POC) for tagging, which has proven to be very helpful for my use cases. I would like to contribute this feature by submitting a pull request (PR), but I have several questions: POC.webm
Should offline tagging be implemented for the stopwatch watcher or another custom watcher?
Should it be integrated into the timeline view, or should there be a separate view specifically for offline tagging?
Regarding the refetching of events in the eventEditor component, I am currently passing an edited event to the eventEditor. Is there a case that I am not aware of that necessitates refetching events?
How should I implement this feature to ensure it is included in the next stable release?
Note: Currently, I am triggering a re-render to update the graph, which is causing a delay. I understand that this should be optimized, and I am open to suggestions for improvement.
Additionally, I'd like to mention that this would be my first real contribution to the project. I appreciate any guidance and support from the community.
Related: ActivityWatch/activitywatch#95
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I've created a Proof of Concept (POC) for tagging, which has proven to be very helpful for my use cases. I would like to contribute this feature by submitting a pull request (PR), but I have several questions:
POC.webm
Note: Currently, I am triggering a re-render to update the graph, which is causing a delay. I understand that this should be optimized, and I am open to suggestions for improvement.
Additionally, I'd like to mention that this would be my first real contribution to the project. I appreciate any guidance and support from the community.
Related: ActivityWatch/activitywatch#95
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: