Previous submission was closed in error because I also submitted a request for taskwarrior-2.5.3. This is *time*warrior, version 1.4.2.
I have done my best to create a good .changes entry. If there is something to fix, please indicate what and how, as I am new to this and am doing my best.
- Removed missing doc files from specfile
- Update to 1.4.2, skipping over 1.3.0, 1.4.0, 1.4.1
* #377 make install with error due to missing file `COPYING`
* #378 Summary with `:all` hint is empty for open interval
* #126 DOM-Query for ids
* #188 DOM-Query for tags
* #206 Add :all hint
* #241 Allow continue by tag.
* #258 make error FS.cpp on freebsd 12.1
* #307 Introduce 'journal.size' configuration item
* #309 unicode input causes indefinite hang for commands like day or month
* #331 start command adjust
* #333 Summary command fails with `:all` hint
* #335 Update docs links from taskwarrior.org to timewarrior.net
* #351 Stop failed to close currently tracking interval
* #364 Entering an open interval with future date causes assertion error
* #372 Empty intervals are not deleted in `:adjust` overlap resolution
* #259 Migrate to python 3
* #270 Stop with id should suggest modify command
* #275 Change `timew help intervals` to `timew help ranges` in help summary
* #278 New hint :fortnight added
* #284 tags.data modification date updated when file is not modified
* #285 Pass record id to extensions
* #290 trying to track something that would be before epoch fails silently, corrupting database
* #293 filtering by tag can produce wrong ids
* #298 Add current version of bash-completion
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/866702
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/utilities/timewarrior?expand=0&rev=6
- Update to 1.1.1
- Taskwarrior integration hook now uses a project 'Home.Garden' as a single
tag 'Home.Garden' as well as individual 'Home', 'Garden' tags.
- Taskwarrior integration hook now stops the clock in more situations, such
as deleting or waiting a task.
- The 'tags' command now supports filters.
- New date names supported (see 'timew help date' or 'man timew').
- Timewarrior and Taskwarrior now use the same date handling.
- The 'continue' command can resume tracking by @id.
- When specifying a time without a date (e.g. '10:00am'), the day is assumed
to be today, and is no longer projected back in time.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/685932
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/utilities/timewarrior?expand=0&rev=2
