Micah Jerome Ellison

It looks [pydantic](https://pydantic-docs.helpmanual.io/) could be promising for validating the config file when jrnl first loads.

For #946 to work using ruamel.yaml, we'll need to deal with two different representations of the configuration: * the actual YAML contents (including with comments), which can be treated more...

Hi there, thanks for filing this. This is something @wren and I have been talking about a lot, though we're hesitant to implement it on top of jrnl's current format....

Thanks for all the info, @musicinmybrain. It seems like any doc converter that could use markdown as a data source would be ideal, since we use it everywhere else. Though...

I can see the appeal of switching to Sphinx, but I'm worried about migrating our docs pipeline from Markdown -- partly because of the labor to migrate, but also because...

> the question is how to generate the HtmlHelp file Are you referring to compiled HTML (CHM) Windows help files? I can imagine a process for generating this from HTML...

Thanks for looking into this, @MinchinWeb. I'm also not sure how common this might be (or the need for this) but I agree we need to think about it a...

It looks like this has been requested several times over jrnl's history. There are some issues to iron out when implementing: * Should this be a global configuration value, or...

I was just talking with @wren about this feature and how to implement it. It would be nice for it to check the exit status of the process it calls,...

It's a worthwhile goal. I don't think that `jrnl` will always be available, though -- for instance, it's not installed in our build environment. However, `python` ought to be available...