Today marks the date of the fourth “minor” release of Jupiter - version 0.4.2. It’s a massive release, and the lastone I’ll make this massive! It literally has tens of big changes, and took about 5 months to deliver! Not cool forsuch a small project.
Checkout the release notes for the full info.
I’ll summarize the changes here though:
- Brand new and expanded docs. More stuff to come here!
- Massive rethink of the way storage is handled - new format is simpler and more robust.
- Added the ability to build reports for past activity.
- Made a unified
synccommand instead of the various per-entity ones. - Add a single
gccommand for clearing up stuff on Notion-side. - Added commands to hard remove entities from both local storage and Notion.
- Added the timezone as a workspace-level setting.
- Introduced the concepts of chores and habits. A recurring task can be one of these, and they’ll get slightlydifferent treatment when building reports, for example.
- Got rid of the group property for recurring tasks.
- Helpful error links to the “How Tos” section on certain errors.
- A
--versionargument to the CLI. - Added type annotations to the whole codebase.
- Removed the
--dry-runargument to certain commands. - Added many log messages, and added the ability to control the log levels shown, as well as a general
--verboseflag. - Upgrade to Python
3.8.5. - Many bugfixes and performance improvements.
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