Features
Feature requests across all Halfmoon products
A Running TotalFridaHalfway through a week away I want to know what the trip has cost so far, not what I owe. Those are different numbers and only one of them is on screen.Support Team They are different numbers and you are right that only one is shown. Planned: the group gets a spend-so-far figure alongside the balances, with a per-person breakdown behind it.
KettleSwell with TidesJonasTides tell me when I can get out. Swell tells me whether it's worth it. Both in the menu bar and I'd stop checking two apps every morning.Support Team This has come up a few times now and it fits what Tideline is for, so we're planning it rather than filing it. We'll post here when it moves.
TidelineOur Rules, Not YoursRaviWe have a written style guide our team actually follows. Crag doesn't know about it, so it flags things we've decided are fine and misses the things we care about. A file in the repo it reads would do it.Support Team Planned, and it is the right shape: a file in the repo, reviewed like any other file, rather than settings in an account somebody left the company with. Rules will be able to loosen as well as tighten, because half of what a team writes down is which warnings not to bother with.
CragLink Back to FramesAndersThe notes describe a screen but there is no way back to it. Engineers paste the text into a ticket and then spend ten minutes hunting for the frame it came from.Support Team Planned. Each section carries a deep link to the exact frame, and the links survive being pasted into Linear and GitHub, which is where they need to work rather than where they are generated.
BrambleWater TemperatureIwanSwell tells me whether it's worth going. Water temperature tells me what I need to wear, and at the moment that's a third site every morning.Support Team Planned. It sits naturally beside the swell work rather than being a separate job, so it should follow shortly after it. Worth saying now: buoy coverage is thinner than tide station coverage, so some places will get a nearby reading rather than a local one, and it will say which buoy and how far away rather than pretending.Tideline
KettleSwell with TidesJonasTides tell me when I can get out. Swell tells me whether it's worth it. Both in the menu bar and I'd stop checking two apps every morning.Support Team This has come up a few times now and it fits what Tideline is for, so we're planning it rather than filing it. We'll post here when it moves.TidelineOur Rules, Not YoursRaviWe have a written style guide our team actually follows. Crag doesn't know about it, so it flags things we've decided are fine and misses the things we care about. A file in the repo it reads would do it.Support Team Planned, and it is the right shape: a file in the repo, reviewed like any other file, rather than settings in an account somebody left the company with. Rules will be able to loosen as well as tighten, because half of what a team writes down is which warnings not to bother with.CragLink Back to FramesAndersThe notes describe a screen but there is no way back to it. Engineers paste the text into a ticket and then spend ten minutes hunting for the frame it came from.Support Team Planned. Each section carries a deep link to the exact frame, and the links survive being pasted into Linear and GitHub, which is where they need to work rather than where they are generated.BrambleWater TemperatureIwanSwell tells me whether it's worth going. Water temperature tells me what I need to wear, and at the moment that's a third site every morning.Support Team Planned. It sits naturally beside the swell work rather than being a separate job, so it should follow shortly after it. Worth saying now: buoy coverage is thinner than tide station coverage, so some places will get a nearby reading rather than a local one, and it will say which buoy and how far away rather than pretending.Tideline