Update the description of a timer after its been stopped?

[nelsonic]

Should a person be able to update the description of a timer/activity that has already been completed?
(and is this MVP?)

[harrygfox]

If it helps to say: I do this constantly on Toggl: I think of a better description once I've done it than when I set out. I know that's probably bad practice because clearly the scope of my tasks weren't well defined before I started but I certainly would find it hand to be able to update.

[iteles]

Absolutely an open question: #31 (comment)

I've actually added this particular question as a post-MVP question: https://github.com/ideaq/time/blob/master/MVP.md#open-questions

[iteles]

@harrygfox That's SUPER useful to know, thank you!

[nelsonic]

Should we display a _form_ with a save button or are we sticking with the _no buttons_ theme you have going on @iteles ?

[iteles]

On the one hand I feel like it would be intuitive to have it save on blur() like the main timer, but if you have a screen full of timers, you may not be sure where you can safely press without unintentional consequences. I would suggest that the 'tick' icon becomes a SAVE button when a past timer description is clicked onto.

[nelsonic]

Done:

[nelsonic]

@iteles git pull if you want to style it.

[iteles]

Completed in commit cf9dc6d with functionality fixed in commit 6945f92 and styled in commit c2fe3b6.