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- Documented the 'inverse' color attribute.
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Paul Beckingham 2011-05-07 10:24:29 -04:00
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+ New 'indent.annotation' for the 'description.default' field format. + New 'indent.annotation' for the 'description.default' field format.
# Tracked Features, sorted by ID. # Tracked Features, sorted by ID.
+ Added feature #330, which supports the 'inverse' color attribute.
+ Added feature #523 & #659, adding 'status' as a reportable field (thanks to + Added feature #523 & #659, adding 'status' as a reportable field (thanks to
Peter De Poorter and Bryce Harrington). Peter De Poorter and Bryce Harrington).
+ Added feature #657 & #658, using the 'ids' command, tasks matching a filter + Added feature #657 & #658, using the 'ids' command, tasks matching a filter

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NEWS
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- Status attribute can now be used in report. - Status attribute can now be used in report.
- Project names may now contain spaces. - Project names may now contain spaces.
- New export-html.pl script. - New export-html.pl script.
- Now supports the 'inverse' color attribute.
Please refer to the ChangeLog file for full details. There are too many to Please refer to the ChangeLog file for full details. There are too many to
list here. list here.

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underline bright red on black underline bright red on black
And an 'inverse' attribute:
inverse red
Taskwarrior has a command that helps you visualize these color combinations. Taskwarrior has a command that helps you visualize these color combinations.
Try this: Try this: