- The bash completion script no longer expands IDs after 'depends:'.
(Such expansion required running gc() which is not correct.)
- The unit tests for expanding 'depends:' were commented out (and not
removed) in the case that someday we implement a command to list IDs
without running gc().
- Unit tests to check that gc() is not run after 'depends:' were added.
- Cleaned up existing extension debris, in anticipation of the new mechanisms to
be included in future releases. This includes install/uninstall and a full
set of triggers.
- Improve bash completion for 'project:', 'depends:', and 'priority:'.
- 'projABC:' no longer expands (same for 'depends:' and 'priority:').
- 'proj:' only expands if abbreviation.minimum is less than 5
(same for 'depends:' and 'priority:' and for other values of
abbreviation.minimum).
- Unit tests for the above.
- Improved style and efficiency of Perl test code.
- Added alias expansion to feature log of bash completion script.
- Added comments to bash completion script.
- Added an A3::is_attr type override for 'recur', which needs to be
treated as an un-expanded 'string' type, most, but not all of the
time.
- Documented the above in ColRecur.cpp.
- Modified Command.cpp to recognize both type 'duration' and name 'recur'.
- Removed Command::next_mod_group argument coalescing for date types,
which was not used anyway.
- Improved the error message for unrecognized durations, which previously
included the word 'date'.
- Modified unit tests to accomodate the above error message change.
- Added bug.972.t unit tests, which fail, because it isn't fixed yet.
- Made A3::dump const so it can be used anywhere.
- Applied patch for feature #1005, which prevents the update-holidays.pl script
from creating duplicate holidays (thanks to Jörg Plate).
Signed-off-by: Paul Beckingham <paul@beckingham.net>
- Modified update-holidays.pl script to include the MIT license.
- Added the URLs used to download the data, in the data.
- Added a refresh script to freshen the files.
- Provided sample sqlite3 export script in Python, to serve as a
starting point for anyone wanting to migrate taskwarrior data into
a SQL database. Illustrates JSON parsing and separation of the
relational data.
Signed-off-by: Paul Beckingham <paul@beckingham.net>
- Implemented the import-yaml.pl external script.
- Added unit tests.
- Fixed problem where the pending tasks were not loaded prior to uuid
verification.
- Modified the export scripts to use the right command, which is now
'export', not '_query', although '_query' is now an alias for backward
compatibility.
- 'verify' is a utility intended to make sure that all the i18n strings
defined in src/en-US.h (and any other languages) are all used. In other
words it detects unused strings, which can presumably be removed.
- Implemented CmdHelp object that replaces the report.cpp longUsage
function, and builds the output dynamically from other Command
objects. This is also why the help text right now is very short,
as only a few commands are migrated.
- Obsoleted longUsage function.
- Updated task.1 man page with 'execute' command details.
- Modified command.lua sample to include command usage.
- Removed "help" from old Context::dispatch, which means "help" is
the first migrated command.
- Added usage and description to all Cmd* objects.
- Implemented Command::usage and Command::description as base class
methods that simply return data that is specified by the derived
classes.
