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I have several issues, which are digitally trackable.
One example being updating my system on a daily basis.
I'd like habitctl to have a track or set subcommand, which could be invoked by my package manager after successful updates for a more seamless integration.
Furthermore it would be nice if that command would allow setting a habit for any past date if provided and defaulting to today.
The third parameter could be a value defaulting to y so it would be possible to automatically set failed goals specifying n as well.
Just looked through the code; it becomes way easier to implement this without the date feature.
Maybe I'll give this a spin on the hackover this weekend.
I have several issues, which are digitally trackable.
One example being updating my system on a daily basis.
I'd like habitctl to have a
track
orset
subcommand, which could be invoked by my package manager after successful updates for a more seamless integration.Furthermore it would be nice if that command would allow setting a habit for any past date if provided and defaulting to today.
The third parameter could be a value defaulting to
y
so it would be possible to automatically set failed goals specifyingn
as well.e.g.:
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