Jace Browning

If this is not a new issue, I'm going to remove it from the v1.3 milestone.

A quick win could involve including more of each Item's metadata in the generated comment: https://github.com/jacebrowning/doorstop/blob/b97a0db3f3df1a5ea4f1766db2c6b1a1108a9043/doorstop/core/document.py#L446

One existing way to get the cell workflow you describe is to work in your spreadsheet editor of choice: ``` $ doorstop export REQ req.xlsx # make changes to 'req.xlsx'...

Yet another option to explore would be adding edit functionality to the web interface (`doorstop-server`): 1. Run server locally 2. Edit items via the (bottle) UI 3. Changes are reflected...

This was initially added to attempt to get all revision control systems to mimic the behavior of Subversion, but in hindsight I suspect few people actually want this behavior. Unlock...

@neerdoc I think the original purpose behind supporting `commit + push` was for scenarios where desktop or web applications want to completely encapsulate the VCS so it really feels like...

@robertberrington If column export order was customizable for each document (similar to what is described on #151) would this feature still be desired? Updating existing Excel workbooks is not necessarily...

@robertberrington but do you really want to maintain any arbitrary order the file happens to be in or just set a permanent, custom order for export?

> I can't just simply import, do more work in Excel and import some more. Why not?

In my opinion, this sounds out-of-scope for this tool. Integrity and authentication should be enforced by whatever version control system a project is using. For Git, this is GPG-signed commits:...