I guess, this is different from automating a part of your workflow every so often, in that you don’t yet know the surrounding context. It is the point to just dick around with some new context for a bit.
And if you get bored of it, i.e. you’ve learned enough about the new context, then you can just archive the repo and move on, because you don’t actually need it as a solution.
I guess, this is different from automating a part of your workflow every so often, in that you don’t yet know the surrounding context. It is the point to just dick around with some new context for a bit.
And if you get bored of it, i.e. you’ve learned enough about the new context, then you can just archive the repo and move on, because you don’t actually need it as a solution.