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Currently, the functionality for fetching logbook entries from Moonboards is limited to a single angle (default 40 degree) configuration. This enhancement aims to modify the functionality to match that of Aurora boards, where logbooks for all angle configurations are returned in a single request.
Goal:
The goal is to adapt the logbook_pages function (and any other relevant parts of the code) to fetch and return logbook entries for all available angles (e.g., 25 degrees and 40 degrees) of Moonboard setups (e.g., Moonboard 2019).
Fetch and aggregate logbook entries for all available angles per Moonboard.
Ensure the output is consistent and well-structured to accommodate entries from different angles.
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@akirosingh let's expand this to all angles and all years. The year can go under a new column called layout. As part of this same issue, we can make the board just named "moon" and that will also fix the env var credential issue.
Background:
Currently, the functionality for fetching logbook entries from Moonboards is limited to a single angle (default 40 degree) configuration. This enhancement aims to modify the functionality to match that of Aurora boards, where logbooks for all angle configurations are returned in a single request.
Goal:
The goal is to adapt the logbook_pages function (and any other relevant parts of the code) to fetch and return logbook entries for all available angles (e.g., 25 degrees and 40 degrees) of Moonboard setups (e.g., Moonboard 2019).
Fetch and aggregate logbook entries for all available angles per Moonboard.
Ensure the output is consistent and well-structured to accommodate entries from different angles.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: