Tim Weber
Tim Weber
I don't know, like how to organize your file(s), when to create a new entry, how to be as quick as possible, how to choose tags or something.
My use case is: For a given day (or date range), group entries by issue ID and description, optionally filtering by billable flag. Then, create worklog entries in Jira. As...
"Reporting" here basically means grouping entries by * issue ID * day * hashtag * billable Use cases need to be specified. What would you need?
Entries should be able to be filtered with predicates like * start date/time * stop date/time * (flag whether entries that span across these times should be included or not)...
Currently, there's basically a proof-of-concept parser, and [`init.py`](https://github.com/scy/timesheet.txt/blob/b6235bea7f96e6379d125ec71158a193ac82295f/timesheettxt/__init__.py) simply displays their `__str__()`. I want a command-line tool with options like * `-f file`: input file, or `-` for stdin *...
Output of `restic version` -------------------------- `restic 0.16.4 compiled with go1.21.6 on linux/amd64` What backend/service did you use to store the repository? --------------------------------------------------------- rclone over SSH, with the remote running `rclone...
I’ve been trying to install weechat-matrix on a Raspberry Pi 4 with the apt-provided version of WeeChat. That version is 2.3, compiled against Python 2.7.15 (as `/python version` tells me)....
The [`sys` stub for 1.19.1 (ESP32)](https://github.com/Josverl/micropython-stubs/blob/a7b659421cd444c1cb6488f8649ef55a9b4c06a7/stubs/micropython-v1_19_1-esp32/sys.pyi) says that `sys.implementation` is a `tuple`. However, it’s actually a `namedtuple`; its items can be accessed as attributes, e.g. `sys.implementation.name`. Using `sys.implementation.name` currently results...
### Problem There seems to be some obscure, undocumented logic when displaying the status line that will remove a single space character in some situations. ### Steps to reproduce *...
The Notes RSS feed is a great feature, thanks! However, when displaying the creation time of a note, it’s using a relative date (as in “created 3 hours ago”). This...