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These two examples assume that there is no empty slot at the end of yesterday,
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These two examples assume that there is no empty slot at the end of yesterday,
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because it would also be filled.
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because it would also be filled.
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Backfill involves looking backwards from the stated date/time, looking for an
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interval to define the start.
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[5.2] Fill: Fill (forwards)
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If a time range is bounded, then :fill can determine an end point, and fill the
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gap. For example:
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$ timew track today tag1
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The 'today' is a bounded range, and this command will use 'tag1' for an interval
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that extends all day today. Similarly 'tomorrow', 'next week' are bounded.
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[5.3] Fill: Autofill
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