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--- projects:timeline:timeline [2024/09/05 03:58] – [ToDo] jhagstrand
+++ projects:timeline:timeline [2024/09/07 01:26] (current) – jhagstrand
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 ====== Timeline ======
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   * this data range has not yet been implemented
-  * after recalcBounds, set those bounds into the timeline, ie begin, end
+  * after recalcBounds, set those bounds into the timeline, ie begin, end, zoom level
+  * zoom works within range -7 thru 14.  With wider min max units, the zoom jumps all the way out immediately
+===== Terms =====
+level - unit. min=-21, max=30.  -16=nanosecond.  20=bya, billion years ago.
+datalevel - course version of level. 1 thru 8.  Not used in processing, but published to users.
+ypcm - years per centimeter.  float. An absolute measurement of level.
+===== ToDo Miscellaneous =====
+Corpora
+Elevation texture to meters above sea level
+Change git SVG and link
+Checkerboard
+Read me should point to dev, prod, wiki.\\
+Wiki can contain Todo and issues.\\
+Wiki might contain commit history, tag history, release notes.\\
+In sandbox:
+  * List commits
+  * Create a dev platform
+  * Create a branch develop
+  * Checkout a specific commit
+  * Merge the branch to master
+  * List commits
+  * Add a tag to master
+  * Push the master to a remote
+Git tags are a lot like Git branches.
+They're labels that point to specific commits, and can be used to check out a repository at a specific point in time.
+However, unlike branches, they're not meant to be updated and changed, and will always point to a specific version.
+https://www.howtogeek.com/devops/what-are-release-tags-in-git-and-how-do-you-use-them/
+Graph the histogram of the elevation data
+The new vote app is storing the user token somewhere cookie or local storage figure out how to get that token and use it in the Geo app
+github: 15 GB\\
+github: 5 GB