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Not a big issue since there's only 1 language so far! but still embarrassing!

Having a URL in the archive provides little context if the site is dead down the road. Could be better to grab the page title and create the Markdown hyperlink with the title.

Future could be to cache part of the page if not paywalled to provide additional context.

Currently a folder is created for each person and group along with a media subfolder even if there are no messages and/or no attachments.

Want to support SMS Backup to Markdown so now I need to abstract out a bunch of the code that takes Messages, Groups and generates the Markdown so it can be used by the new sms_backup sister tool

See if I remove / process a batch of messages (say for 1 day), the signald daemon is still able to add to the log file.

Also, add a config setting to delete-as-you-go which will control this behaviour

When someone puts an emoji on a message and then changes it, should only show the changed on, not the the original and not both

Seeing messages from myself and then responses from my wife after vs. inline / in order

e.g.

Bob at 22:14

> I'll ask Fred if he knows why
> 
> 👍*fred*   

Jane at 09:32

> I did that but couldn’t find it. Maybe cause I was watching on my iPad

Now that I'm changing it from copying attachments to moving them, I found out that if I share the same file with multiple people, signald is smart to only keep one copy of the attachment.

[Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/mnt/c/data/src/signal-md/attachments/21303294281619984'
could not move the attachment: /mnt/c/data/src/signal-md/attachments/2736485282600702540 -> /mnt/c/data/src/signal-md/output/Daily Notes/media/2736485282600702540.jpg

So the same attachment is mentioned in multiple messages. The attachment is moved to its final resting place when processing one message. The next message(s) mentioning the attachment throws the exception since the file was already moved.

With the current implementation, each emoji appears as a separate message in the Markdown output and there's no way to tell which message is being reacted to

e.g. "SpongeBob: ❤️ Mr-Krab: 👍 Patrick: 🤣"

Everything is working very well so it's time to start moving files instead of just copying them and putting this into my own "prod" environment.

It's weird because I'm using shutil.move(sourceFile, destFile) to move the attachments where destFile is just sourceFile with the corresponding suffix added.