Adam Porter
Adam Porter
Thanks, Ihor. > * Get rid of mandatory third-party dependencies (optional dependencies are ok) Sure, most of these are easily replaced: `dash`, `f`, `s`, and `ov`. However, two tricky ones:...
> May you summarize which functions in ts.el are absent in the Emacs' timestamp library? I feel like it's more a question of API. Everything that `ts` does *could* be...
Of course, the API could be reimplemented in various ways. The `ts` library could also be refactored to use Emacs internal time values by default, which has been suggested before,...
Yes, that's why I mentioned trying to upstream `ts` into Emacs.
>> Yes, that's why I mentioned trying to upstream `ts` into Emacs. > Do you need any help? If you're willing to help with that idea, I'd gladly accept it....
@yantar92 FYI, I've added this section to the readme: https://github.com/alphapapa/org-ql/commit/e41fe9018a4699532ec875bedddc9746f8e362aa
@yantar92 Also, regarding `ts`: Would it seem reasonable to you to try to merge a version of Org QL that supported both Emacs native time values and `ts` structs, i.e....
Thanks. The "expansion" and "contraction" of that argument to `org-ql-search` is due for some refactoring. There are some relevant PRs but the code is complicated and coming back to it...
Thanks for the request.
Thanks for sharing that. I'm always glad to learn about how people are using org-ql. BTW, you might find the dynamic blocks helpful for generating and updating reports like that...