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0.14.0

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* Interactive message editing support has been added
* Many of the configuration options can now be set via envvars, for simple
per-project setup
* Data caching has been added, and it significantly speeds up processing
* Python 3.4 is now supported
* Report generation now uses tabulate_, and supports many more output formats
through that. The prettytable_ dependency has been dropped
* ciso8601_ is now required, but does considerably speed up reading data files
* click_ is now required for command line parsing, and aaargh_ is no longer
required
* configobj_ is now required
* blessings_ is no longer required

.. _ciso8601: https://pypi.org/project/ciso8601/
.. _click: https://pypi.org/project/click/
.. _configobj: https://pypi.org/project/configobj/
.. _tabulate: https://pypi.org/project/tabulate/

0.13.0

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* Added new ``wrapper`` command for custom ``run`` shortcuts

0.12.0

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* Add simple consistency checking subcommand ``fsck``
* Add subcommand to execute external command with timer ``run``

0.11.0

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* Support specifying command defaults in config file, see ``doc/config.rst`` for
details [5]
* Support reading message text from a file with ``--file`` option
* *Massive* speed increase for users with large datastores [8]
* Support for disabling data backups with the ``--no-backup`` option
* Pretty-ish icon for use in taskbars. Better contributions welcome!
* isodate_ is no longer required

0.10.0

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* The interface is becoming stable, and 1.0.0 release is likely imminent
* Added new ``switch`` command as shortcut for ``stop`` then ``start`` [4]
* Tasks **must** not begin with a ``.``

0.9.0

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* When using the CLI the currently executing task is stored in ``.current``,
so it can be used in status bars and such
* Backup data files are now stored in ``<taskname>.csv~``
* The API docs should hopefully be a lot clearer now thanks to many examples

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