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If the user does this during the first cycle, it would work as expected: the time gets extended.
However if it's a few cycles in, the extension would be wacky because it's extending all of the previous cycles' time.
We should change this to only extend / reduce the time in this current cycle.
This would mean having to change the start time too, ruining the sync between shared timers. But maybe that's alright because adjusting work / rest duration would ruin the sync anyway.
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If the user does this during the first cycle, it would work as expected: the time gets extended.
However if it's a few cycles in, the extension would be wacky because it's extending all of the previous cycles' time.
We should change this to only extend / reduce the time in this current cycle.
This would mean having to change the start time too, ruining the sync between shared timers. But maybe that's alright because adjusting work / rest duration would ruin the sync anyway.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: