- ID
- bf1434df-012f-4033-81a8-306eeb4124c8
2026-02-02
Meetings
DONE API Planning
- ID
- 7cde0fc0-3c98-3807-f9b3-379a4e6229da
DONE One-on-one with Stephen
- ID
- 6eaf0768-6454-0e9e-5736-16f9b37c2d9e
- Note taken on
Stephen Johnston is asking me look a little deeper into [[id:6a638149-c906-471f-b7d4-8f73eae12724][Model Context
Proccessor]] hooks with regards to Vibe Coding. The goal is to understand better
how different tools work together.
I should probably also dive into the `.cursor` folder in the repo to see
what Farhann has already setup.
Tasks
DONE Clean up and get stock status tool merged BE-6951
- ID
- e851539f-f0da-8f1f-4d17-444357d02cd8
BE-6951 Expose stock check tool in admin
DONE Get OpenVPN working on Fedora
- ID
- 7ed1dd15-e04d-71d5-a381-bf4671c288e6
- Note taken on
Turns out this was pretty easy, but you don't get to use Gnome's VPN manager,
as it doesn't support SSO via Okta. So instead you have to follow the OpenVPN
install isntructions for openvpn3 client on Feodra, which is just adding a
copr and installing it.
Then you download your ovpn profile file from the OpenVPN dashboard via Okta,
and use some command line instructions to bring it up and down:
#+begin_src sh
case "$1" in
start) openvpn3 session-start --config ~/var/inbox/hungryroot.ovpn ;;
stop) openvpn3 session-manage --config ~/var/inbox/hungryroot.ovpn --disconnect ;;
status) openvpn3 sessions-list ;;
esac
#+end_src
I have that setup in sh file with +x in my path and then I can either run it
easy enough from the command line, or use the gnome extension:
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/5075/vpn-toggler/ to allow easy click
and manage.
DONE Pull request reviews
- ID
- fb366851-202a-515d-0f25-ddf5851f89c0
DONE Finish up BE-6508 (just URL cleanup)
- ID
- 5d8aa1a9-78ed-1f49-f2ad-fcdb9387d51d
BE-6508 Client migration doc follow on POST /api/reschedule_order/
DONE Look in my backlog for another good vibe coding ticket
- ID
- 4b8172e5-4c34-ca64-e5b3-24582e3a8341