The API of the standard library's `plistlib` changed with version 3.4 of Python, and the old API is being removed in Python 3.9. In other words, the new API is supported by all version of Python we current support (3.6 to 3.8).
See https://docs.python.org/3.4/library/plistlib.html for more details.
Poetry errors out if we try to run a different version of Python that
what is specified in the config file. We want to run tests against the
latest Python version so we can see problems before they happen. This
fix updates the config file so Poetry will allow us to test. Nothing is
committed after the update.
* Add --delete for interactive removal of entries
* Add inquirer dependency for fancy prompting
* Fix some minor style issues
* Fix#434
* Use PyInquirer instead of inquirer for Windows compatibility
* Add WIP (broken) test
* Change deletion interface to be more basic
* Update environment.py
Co-authored-by: Jonathan Wren <jonathan@nowandwren.com>
* Include information about branching strategy
* Re-organize documentation and include information on testing
* Use gerund form in Contributing headlines
* Fix markdown links and expand developing documentation
* Add pipx link and explain test code structure
* Include pull request process in CONTRIBUTING
* Update CONTRIBUTING with small changes from PR review
* Mention failing tests in CONTRIBUTING
* Add information for developers about issue labels
* Pretty print journal entry titles and dates.
Changes appearance of all jrnl viewing commands, such as $ jrnl --short and
$ jrnl -n {NUM}.
Fix#508
* Removed extra newline at end of title
* Use ansiwrap to properly wrap strings with ANSI escapes
* Add ansiwrap to pyproject.toml
* Allow configuration of colors
- Replaced raw escapes with colorama
- Added colors key to config
- Add checks for validity of color values
* Add color configuration documentation
* Fix broken tests due to config change
* Add tests for colors in configs
- Identifying invalid color configs
- Upgrading config from no colors -> colors
* Add colorama dependency for all platforms
* Allow users to disable colorization of output
* Update poetry.lock
* Add tag and body color customization options
* Fix colorization of tags in title and body
* Updated tests to use no color by default
* Change pass to continue in verify_config()
* Better style in Entry.py
* Reduce code duplication for tag highlighting
- Breaks "unreadable date" regression test for unknown reason
* Properly colorize tags and print body
* Reformatting and clean up
* Replace list comprehension with generator
* Handle invalid colors by not using a color
* Process ANSI escapes properly with behave
* Fixed the 'spaces after tags directly next to punctuation' bug
Broke processing of tags next to any punctuation at all
* Closer to working tag colorization but not perfect
* Add tests printing for multiline journals
Fix#717
* Correctly indent first line of multiline entry
* Add test for multiline entries with tags
* Remove redundant UNICODE flag
* Progress towards proper tag colorization and body formatting
* Fix newline colorization bug
Debug code left intact since there are more bugs to fix :/
* And now the space just ends up before the tag instead of after it
* Fix assertion syntax warning
* Moved tag test to tagging.feature file
* Strip out debug code and clean up
* Bold datetimes in title
* Bold all titles
Fix#720
* Remove PY2 and PY3 constants
* Fix regression in features/steps/core.py
* Fix tag_regex
* Remove redundant re.UNICODE flag
* Remove extraneous code
Update FolderJournal reference to entry __unicode__ method to __str__
Remove DayOne test made obsolete by FolderJournal
Fix FolderJournal path tests for Windows paths
Apply Black linting
Adds feature for issue #170 (and #398) where you configure your journal to
be a directory and entries are added as sub-directories and files:
yyyy/mm/dd.txt. Multiple entries in a day will go in the same file, but a
new entry for a specific day will create a new file (and directory
structure).
Fix failed test scenarios for folder journal.
Taking out these lines earlier fixed the homebrew release, but broke
other things. So, I'm putting them back for now until we can find a
better solution.
These kinds of jokes make us look bad, and have gotten this project bad
PR on social media. It's best to get rid of them. We can still be super
glib and funny without crass jokes.
