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As a normal user,
I want to sync over a private/public repo my time tracking data
for security reason and for share with the team.
Possible approach
You store the data under ~/.timetrace/ it'll be possible to:
add a command timetrace sync config, to guide the user in the configuration (git init, remote and first commit) of the data [some params can be: branch, subpath]
add a command timetrace sync pull to pull the data from the repo
add a command timetrace sync push to push the data to the repo
add a command timetrace sync strategy, to configure if sync on each closed record, or daily, ...
Advantage
In the future you can plan to offer a server side that allow a scrum master to overview the team
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Story
As a normal user,
I want to sync over a private/public repo my time tracking data
for security reason and for share with the team.
Possible approach
You store the data under
~/.timetrace/
it'll be possible to:timetrace sync config
, to guide the user in the configuration (git init, remote and first commit) of the data [some params can be: branch, subpath]timetrace sync pull
to pull the data from the repotimetrace sync push
to push the data to the repotimetrace sync strategy
, to configure if sync on each closed record, or daily, ...Advantage
In the future you can plan to offer a server side that allow a scrum master to overview the team
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: