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Currently, after each write, the watch daemon appends a row to its database. Instead, I think it would use less space and possibly speed up reads if it read the most recent interval/tick and appended to it (or started a new interval).
It would probably need to store initial writes as 0-length intervals, and remove the most recent interval inside of each write if it's 0-length and the current write doesn't extend it
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Currently, after each write, the watch daemon appends a row to its database. Instead, I think it would use less space and possibly speed up reads if it read the most recent interval/tick and appended to it (or started a new interval).
It would probably need to store initial writes as 0-length intervals, and remove the most recent interval inside of each write if it's 0-length and the current write doesn't extend it
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: