Actually, in Recipe itself, the attribute is just called date and there's a comment saying The date the recipe was created or brewed. I'm not sure yet.
I suggest we either not display a Recipe's date or display/treat it as date created.
Creating a new recipe already sets its date to whatever the current date is. And we have a separate data structure (BrewNote) for recording the occasion(s) on which a recipe was brewed. So it's not like we need a recipe record to have its own brew date.
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/brewtarget/+bug/1898188 that when you copy a recipe it looks like its brew date is copied too.
Actually, in Recipe itself, the attribute is just called
date
and there's a comment sayingThe date the recipe was created or brewed. I'm not sure yet.
I suggest we either not display a Recipe's date or display/treat it as date created.
Creating a new recipe already sets its date to whatever the current date is. And we have a separate data structure (BrewNote) for recording the occasion(s) on which a recipe was brewed. So it's not like we need a recipe record to have its own brew date.