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TI-77: timew track seems to think today is tomorrow
- Thanks to A M
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- TI-70 Timew starts a new interval even if a current interval contains the
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- TI-70 Timew starts a new interval even if a current interval contains the
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(Thanks to Thomas Babej).
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(Thanks to Thomas Babej).
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- TI-77 timew track seems to think today is tomorrow
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(Thanks to A M)
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- Fixed Python 3 support of the holiday/refresh script
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- Fixed Python 3 support of the holiday/refresh script
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(thanks to Jelle van der Waa).
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(thanks to Jelle van der Waa).
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- Added missing man page link
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- Added missing man page link
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- New date names supported (see 'timew help date' or 'man timew').
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- New date names supported (see 'timew help date' or 'man timew').
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- Timewarrior and Taskwarrior now use the same date handling.
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- Timewarrior and Taskwarrior now use the same date handling.
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- The 'continue' command can resume tracking by @id.
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- The 'continue' command can resume tracking by @id.
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- When specifying a time without a date (e.g. '10:00am'), the day is assumed
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to be today, and is no longer projected back in time.
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New Commands in 1.1.0
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New Commands in 1.1.0
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