I'm going to write a similar one for myself. It never occurred to me that I could use a markdown file as a data files to record time against.
I keep a log of my work, inspired by .plan files, such as this, I will just tuck in the times against each day and get myself a timesheet system, thanks!
plan.md
### 2021-01-07-thu :0830-1700-45m
* fix for initdb generating wrong index causing the tests to fail and creating new c/u every run [bug]
* more fixes for tests to run reliably
In case you have one file per day you could also consider using a YAML frontmatter like it’s used in Jekyll[1]. Then you could capture the time-related info as structured meta-data.
I'm going to write a similar one for myself. It never occurred to me that I could use a markdown file as a data files to record time against.
I keep a log of my work, inspired by .plan files, such as this, I will just tuck in the times against each day and get myself a timesheet system, thanks!