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Fix formatting by using 10 spaces for dates #133

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@gammons gammons commented Aug 4, 2018

This should fix most formatting issues, by forcing the date column to
always use 10 spaces.

One caveat is that dates will now use the format of Fri Jul 08 instead
of the current Fri Jul 8.

How it looks currently in master:
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How this fix makes it look:
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This should fix most formatting issues, by forcing the date column to
always use 10 spaces.

One caveat is that dates will now use the format of `Fri Jul 08` instead
of the current `Fri Jul 8`.
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gammons commented Aug 14, 2018

I've been running this build locally for a week now without issues.

@gammons gammons merged commit f1e0092 into master Aug 14, 2018
@gammons gammons deleted the formatting-fix branch August 14, 2018 09:35
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Actually this issue is (still) present if the first part is either a +project or a @context (and you're filtering by the same). I'm using todolist v0.8.1.

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gammons commented Feb 18, 2019

@timorunge I tried to repro this but it seems to be doing the right thing. Can you still repro this?

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@gammons It's fine with v0.9.2. Actually ultralist itself is still showing v0.6.1. I've sorted the same in PR #152.

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