- Fixed bug whereby the start, stop and delete commands were not
complaining when filter arguments were specified, even though they
were ignored. Thanks to Charles T. Yun.
- Fixed bug that prevented the chaining of two attributes with
different modifiers to effect a date range, such as:
task ls due.after:8/1/2009 due.before:8/31/2009
Thanks to John Florian.
- Fixed bug where both single and double quotes are stored as
ampersand-quote-semi-colon, leading to the gradual conversion of
one to the other. Fix is backward compatible. Thanks to John
Florian.
- Fixed bug that caused due dates and recurrence periods to be quoted on
export, which then caused confusion on a subsequent import (thanks to
John Florian).
Completion behavior has changed from bash-3 to bash-4. Even the colon
character appears in COMP_WORDBREAKS of both versions, only bash-4 seems to
honor it. This appears to be a bug in bash-3. Changes made here work around
the problem so that completion of project names works for either version of
bash.
- Fixed bug in Att::match that causes blank dates to be interpreted
as 12/31/1969, and therefore pass "xxx.before:" tests.
- Added the "cal" symlink trick to ChangeLog.
- Removed incorrect i18n tags from Config.cpp.
- Allowed .taskrc:confirmation=no to bypass Permission checking.
- Removed references to old websites and online groups.
- Removed references to the github issue tracker.
- Added references to http://taskwarrior.org.
- Now supports "-tag" in filters to filter out tasks that do not
have the specified tag (thanks to Chris Pride).
- Added unit tests to prevent regression.
- Updated the filter docs to include examples.
- Prevented blank annotations from being added, and the description
being echoed as though it were the annotation applied (thanks to
Bruce Dillahunty).
- Added bug.annotate.t unit test to prevent regression.
- Using '--' on the command line separates the left hand side, where
task is free to interpret arguments in the usual way, and the right
hand side, which is then assumed to be part of the task description,
and is not interpreted by task.
- Fixed bug whereby task created the default ~/.task directory,
even if an extant .taskrc:data.location specified otherwise
(thanks to Federico Hernandez).
- If a custom report has a specified limit to the number of tasks
it shows, then that limit may be overridden by specifying a new
quantity on the command line.
- Added unit tests to verify expected behavior.
- Updated documentation to reflect new functionality.
- Removed obsolete documentation references to an "oldest" and
"newest" configuration variable.
- Added a simple subscribe button and form to the web site. Several
people have stated that subscribing to the group is confusing, and
maybe this will help.
