TD-104: Unrecognized taskwarrior file format

- Thanks to Jeremy John Reeder, Reg.
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Paul Beckingham 2016-02-21 10:13:21 -05:00
parent 6ceca1d424
commit 29a7837fda
4 changed files with 43 additions and 9 deletions

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@ -286,3 +286,4 @@ suggestions:
Simon Michael
Robin Green
pawprint
Reg

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@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
2.5.1 () -
- TD-104 Unrecognized taskwarrior file format
(thanks to Jeremy John Reeder, Reg).
- TW-38 Dates in the far future give bad estimates in burndown
(thanks to Ben Boeckel).
- TW-188 short help text

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@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ std::string Config::_defaults =
"xterm.title=no # Sets xterm title for some commands\n"
"expressions=infix # Prefer infix over postfix expressions\n"
"json.array=on # Enclose JSON output in [ ]\n"
"json.depends.array=on # Encode dependencies as a JSON array\n"
"json.depends.array=off # Encode dependencies as a JSON array\n"
"abbreviation.minimum=2 # Shortest allowed abbreviation\n"
"\n"
"# Dates\n"

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@ -661,26 +661,42 @@ void Task::parseJSON (const json::object* root_obj)
addTag (tag->_data);
}
}
// This is a temporary measure to allow Mirakel sync, and will be removed
// in a future release.
// This is a temporary measure to accomodate a malformed JSON message from
// Mirakel sync.
//
// 2016-02-21 Mirakel dropped sync support in late 2015. This can be
// removed in a later release.
else if (i.first == "tags" && i.second->type() == json::j_string)
{
json::string* tag = (json::string*)i.second;
addTag (tag->_data);
}
// Dependencies can be exported as a single comma-separated string, or as
// an array of strings.
// Dependencies can be exported as an array of strings.
// 2016-02-21: This will be the only option in future releases.
// See other 2016-02-21 comments for details.
else if (i.first == "depends" && i.second->type() == json::j_array)
{
json::array* tags = (json::array*)i.second;
for (auto& t : tags->_data)
json::array* deps = (json::array*)i.second;
for (auto& t : deps->_data)
{
json::string* tag = (json::string*)t;
addDependency (tag->_data);
json::string* dep = (json::string*)t;
addDependency (dep->_data);
}
}
// Dependencies can be exported as a single comma-separated string.
// 2016-02-21: Deprecated - see other 2016-02-21 comments for details.
else if (i.first == "depends" && i.second->type() == json::j_string)
{
json::string* deps = (json::string*)i.second;
std::vector <std::string> uuids;
split (uuids, deps->_data, ',');
for (const auto& uuid : uuids)
addDependency (uuid);
}
// Strings are decoded.
else if (type == "string")
set (i.first, json::decode (unquoteText (i.second->dump ())));
@ -892,6 +908,21 @@ std::string Task::composeJSON (bool decorate /*= false*/) const
// Dependencies are an array by default.
else if (i.first == "depends"
#ifdef PRODUCT_TASKWARRIOR
// 2016-02-20: Taskwarrior 2.5.0 introduced the 'json.depends.array' setting
// which defaulted to 'on', and emitted this JSON for
// dependencies:
//
// With json.depends.array=on "depends":["<uuid>","<uuid>"]
// With json.depends.array=off "depends":"<uuid>,<uuid>"
//
// Taskwarrior 2.5.1 defaults this to 'off', because Taskserver
// 1.0.0 and 1.1.0 both expect that. Taskserver 1.2.0 will
// accept both forms, but emit the 'off' variant.
//
// When Taskwarrior 2.5.0 is no longer the dominant version,
// and Taskserver 1.2.0 is released, the default for
// 'json.depends.array' can revert to 'on'.
&& context.config.getBoolean ("json.depends.array")
#endif
)