I've had the browser extension installed for a few days, and the categorization logic in the browser extension is ahead of the CLI. We'll need to dumb down the extension until we can figure out a good way to handle the additional categories (potentially they are subcategories of browsing?)
The daily total won't match because our categories for coding and browsing don't match (i.e. I have a lot of time under "developing" from using sites like github)
Another solution will be to take the "categories" field and aggregate them into the "coding", "designing" and "browsing". So, instead of solving this in the db, we are solving it with the code. I think my preference would be that we handle this as much as possible at the schema level which would mean we'd need to add a column for a sub category potentially.
For this ticket, let's just dumb down the browser until we can get a solution for how to handle the more granular categorization detail
I've had the browser extension installed for a few days, and the categorization logic in the browser extension is ahead of the CLI. We'll need to dumb down the extension until we can figure out a good way to handle the additional categories (potentially they are subcategories of browsing?)
Another solution will be to take the "categories" field and aggregate them into the "coding", "designing" and "browsing". So, instead of solving this in the db, we are solving it with the code. I think my preference would be that we handle this as much as possible at the schema level which would mean we'd need to add a column for a sub category potentially.
For this ticket, let's just dumb down the browser until we can get a solution for how to handle the more granular categorization detail