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Open eonist opened this issue 10 years ago • 3 comments

Log layout:

Log research: air-video log stream2me log

Log Notes: Git Response time would be cool to log.

eonist avatar Aug 22 '15 20:08 eonist

screen shot 2015-08-23 at 11 25 21

from air-video, the one from stream2me was cluttered. this one is pretty clean

eonist avatar Aug 23 '15 09:08 eonist

2015-08-22<<< 18:19:20 Attempt Git status request to github.com/eonist/temp.git, has local changes ready for commit 18:19:24 Git Add file: doc/help.txt, Added Successfully 18:19:26 Git Commit with message title: "Files modified:1", Committed Successfully 18:19:26 Git Cherry: "repo is up to date" 18:19:29 Attempt Git status request to github.com/eonist/picview.git, Remote is ahead, has local changes 18:19:32 Attempt to figure out if a pull won't affect changed local files, local file changes are not at remote 18:19:32 Git pull from remote to master, Success pulling down 4 new files 18:19:32 Do the commit stuff here 18:19:32 Rinse and repeat with the other repo items in GitSync 2015-08-23<<< 18:19:32 Do the same thing the next day

eonist avatar Aug 23 '15 09:08 eonist

cap the log file to say 2000 lines so it won't grow too big and incomprehensible

use eof of file to figure out its length, 2000*80= 16.000 chars if its longer than this then remove the beginning of the file

  • [ ] do this only on init of the app.
  • [ ] do a test of this concept LogCapTest.applescript
  • [ ] do another test for LogTest.applescript for the login, to get the line breaks correct etc. issuing commands to the LogEngine.applescript inside the GitSync.applescript file? or add it to applescript folder as a Util class to be used in other apps?

eonist avatar Aug 23 '15 09:08 eonist