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things tests cli

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stepbrobd.com · commands/project,ordering,store: a project lists its started to-dos first and its closed rows and headings last as the app does · 1mo ago

ui/views/anytime: areas and projects follow the order the sidebar shows

ui/components/progress_badge: a completed or canceled project shows how it closed as a to-do does

ui/views/json: areas and tags carry the replay mark as tasks do

wire,store: an object of another version is read as far as it parses and marked as not replayed

repeat,commands/edit: the pass makes nothing where the commands put no to-do and edit refuses a repeat there

common,commands,repeat: a day that does not parse names what its flag takes

treewide: a count of one takes the singular

treewide: a count of one takes the singular

cloud_writer,log_cache,store: log fields carry cloud text escaped as the terminal output does

common,store,commands: every ambiguous prefix message names the prefix and how many match it

common,store,commands: every ambiguous prefix message names the prefix and how many match it

commands/project,ordering,store: a project lists its started to-dos first and its closed rows and headings last as the app does

common,store,commands: every ambiguous prefix message names the prefix and how many match it

commands/project,ordering,store: a project lists its started to-dos first and its closed rows and headings last as the app does

treewide: messages name an item without a title untitled as the lists do

tests: move the snapshot cases from trycmd to tests/cli

common,commands/tags: a tag title is matched without the spaces around it as its argument is

store,repeat,commands/upcoming: a blank row holds nothing at all and upcoming leaves it out too

commands: a completed item is called completed as the json and find call it

store,commands/upcoming: list views leave out repeat templates whatever schedule old releases wrote

cloud_writer,tests: commit events log under the cloud target as the requests do