Micah Jerome Ellison

Thanks for the PR @apainintheneck. This implementation looks great to me, though it's noisier than I anticipated. I think the main issue is when I use the `-n` argument --...

> I get your point that the output is a bit a noisy when `-n` arg is passed to limit the output. That being said I'd almost be more inclined...

I'm torn on the best approach. It seems excessive to add a configuration field to identify day-first formats when it's already specified in the format string, but like you brought...

Hi @flocentblack, thanks for reporting this. Are you still running into this issue, and if so, could you please run `jrnl --debug` and paste the entire output here?

I just tried to reproduce this on my machine (Windows with WSL/Ubuntu) and couldn't repro the issue. I used brew to uninstall and reinstall jrnl and I deleted my jrnl...

Hi @flocentblack, I'm not sure what's going on. It looks like it could be specific to linuxbrew and/or your linux installation. Have you checked with the brew community? They might...

I'm closing this for now, but feel free update this issue with more info if you find anything new.

Thanks for the link, @kwbr. I like this notion. Just a few things we need to sort out: **What should be suppressed**. This "Rule of Silence" piece presents a strong...

> One thought: maybe let's start with the obvious things to suppress output. The example you brought up about complex edits and what to show the user in this case...

I've reproduced this on my machine at well. We should look into this, but in the meantime, here are some workarounds that still have some brevity. Using `a` or `p`...