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Right now, the DB is structured such that there's one logbook per user. This is restrictive for users who need multiple logbooks (operating portable, travelling, licensed in multiple countries, etc.) I could just make a logbooks array under the user, but if I make logbooks a first-class entity, I can easily expand to multiple users on one logbook later (to support club logbooks, etc).
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Right now, the DB is structured such that there's one logbook per user. This is restrictive for users who need multiple logbooks (operating portable, travelling, licensed in multiple countries, etc.) I could just make a logbooks array under the user, but if I make logbooks a first-class entity, I can easily expand to multiple users on one logbook later (to support club logbooks, etc).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: