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  • Budget lines drag to reorder and to move between sections

    Austin Stanfield committed Sep 29, 2026
  • Under 21: the flag on the guest list, the drinkers count on the budget

    Austin Stanfield committed Sep 28, 2026
  • Document nine releases: stays areas and the Removed bucket, the finance pass, and how images actually reach the servers - Honeymoon: an area per stay, filtering by it, and removing a stay without deleting it — including why the map does not follow the area filter and why delete is only offered inside the bucket - Finances: full width, two columns for the forms, money cells that read as money, and the Escape that used to save the edit it was discarding - Deployment: both hosts pull their own images; the Portainer webhook is not used, and the evidence for why — including that two other stacks on the same Portainer do have working ones, so it is not a product limitation - Architecture, Troubleshooting, Development, Features, Home

    Austin Stanfield committed Aug 25, 2026
  • Give the two longest pages internal headings Honeymoon portal was 369 lines under a single heading, which is a wall rather than a page — its tab-by-tab structure was hiding in bold lead-ins. Promoted those to headings so the wiki's own contents list and the sidebar can navigate it, and did the same for Finances. The prose is untouched; the lead-in stays bold because it is the first sentence of its section, not a label. Also dropped the heading five pages repeated from their own title, an artefact of splitting a level-3 section into a page of its own.

    Austin Stanfield committed Aug 17, 2026
  • Move the technical documentation out of the README Fifteen pages, split from a README that had grown to 1,083 lines. The content is moved verbatim — only heading levels shifted — apart from the Development page, which was a single line pointing at CLAUDE.md and is now a real page, and Home and _Sidebar, which are new. Every substantive line of the old README was checked to still exist in either the trimmed README or one of these pages. The README keeps what a front page is for: what the thing is, the screenshots, a quick start, and an index of these pages.

    Austin Stanfield committed Aug 17, 2026