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topeterk
commented on May 19, 2024
Hi, yes I think this could be a great idea to keep track of the personal progress.
The only difficulty I'm seeing is the split modification: In case one adds/move/remove splits (or even just edit the split name) it is hard to tell which split corresponds to which (previous) split in order to maintain a comparable history. Would be pretty nice to have a solution for this, otherwise the graphs are less accurate.
However one may start by ignoring this, so someone who is not editing the splits will see a comparable history anyway. And when the run gets changed then there is a "break" in the history but that eventually may not matter at the end of the day.
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commented on May 19, 2024
Yeah I did some thinking on this and you are right. Each split might be too much so perhaps just keeping the totals for each run would be fine.
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