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did last friday
The last friday command example in the README is neat but unless I'm missing something only friday seems to be supported as a argument?
last friday
friday
% did last friday Status report for the last friday (2023-05-12 to 2023-05-12). ... report here
% did last thursday ERROR Invalid argument: 'thursday'
% did last wednesday ERROR Invalid argument: 'wednesday'
% did last tuesday ERROR Invalid argument: 'tuesday'
...etc
It'd be really nice any day could be used.
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Nice idea, sounds good! And should be fairly easy to implement:
did/did/base.py
Lines 332 to 338 in 9ceed73
Pull request is welcome :)
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implement last [monday..sunday]
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Fixes: psss#305
did last [monday..sunday]
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The
last friday
command example in the README is neat but unless I'm missing something onlyfriday
seems to be supported as a argument?...etc
It'd be really nice any day could be used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: