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Releases: frenkel/timer-for-harvest

Home button and delete confirmation

26 Jun 07:32
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This release adds two new features contributed by @jaspervandenberg:

  • Add a button to go to the current date
  • Ask for confirmation before deleting an entry

Day switcher

09 Jun 17:31
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This release includes various interface improvements and one big new feature: the ability to switch to different days.

Support empty (null) project code

14 Apr 17:58
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This is a very small release that fixes one important bug: the project code can be null, which would result in a crash.

Async communication

08 Apr 19:00
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This release improves the user experience a lot. All API communication has been moved to a background thread, resulting in a more response user interface. Furthermore, a number of error messages have been approved, which should make debugging problems easier.

White spacing reduced

19 Feb 18:55
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The main window acquired a lot of white spacing after enabling truncate on the labels. This release reduces it drastically.

Documentation

18 Feb 08:44
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This release mostly documents the application, but it also fixes a line wrapping problem for long project names

Load project data on startup

11 Feb 08:06
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This release loads project data on startup instead of everytime you click a button. This makes using it on a daily basis a lot faster, at the expense of a slower startup time.

Packages and name change

14 Jan 09:36
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This release is the first release with packages for Fedora 31 and Ubuntu 19.10. A small bug that would occur on Ubuntu when authorizing was fixed in this release as well.

Authorize once every two weeks

31 Dec 08:06
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This release adds the ability to save and load the previously obtained OAuth tokens to disk. This means that the authorization flow needs to be run only once every two weeks, making it a lot more user-friendly.

First user-friendly release

29 Dec 14:54
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This is the first user-friendly release because it replaces the usage of developer tokens with an OAuth authorization flow. Currently the obtained authorization is not remembered between different application launches, but support for that will follow in a later release.