* Simon Michael [2018-05-17 21:13]:
> in Ledger and hledger journals you can set eg a posting's date by writing ;
> [DATE], a square-bracketed date anywhere in the comment.
>
> I believe in both you can also write ; date:DATE or similar, a tag/metadata
> with that name anywhere in the comment.
As you know, we used Bugzilla in the past but this crashed and went
offline some time ago (around August 2017 I think). John and I have
been working on importing the Bugzilla bugs into GitHub. I imported
all Bugzilla issues (open and closed tickets) yesterday.
I used a script originally develope
> "MM" == Martin Michlmayr writes:
MM> I can see why an effective date / aux date makes sense on a
MM> posting-level but why a regular date? John, how do you use that? Why
MM> would a primary posting-date (rather than aux date) differ from the
MM> transaction date?
I try not to pre-decide
> "MM" == Martin Michlmayr writes:
MM> As you know, we used Bugzilla in the past but this crashed and went
MM> offline some time ago (around August 2017 I think). John and I have been
MM> working on importing the Bugzilla bugs into GitHub. I imported all
MM> Bugzilla issues (open and closed t
> On May 17, 2018, at 10:38 PM, John Wiegley wrote:
> Brackets came first, yes, by several years. I still use them, though, because
> they're quick and convenient.
Good! I've been remembering correctly. Agreed, they are slightly quicker and
more convenient than writing the tag/metadata syntax.
Thanks for your hard work!
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