Allow resuming nth-to-last activity (klog start)
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Resolves #282. You can now specify which entry to resume – e.g.: - `--resume-nth=1` takes over the summary of the first entry - `--resume-nth=2` takes over the summary of the second entry - `--resume-nth=-1` takes over the summary of the last entry - `--resume-nth=-2` takes over the summary of the second-to-last entry You can also use the shorthand `-N`. Remember to omit the delimiter after the flag name then, so it would be `-N1`, `-N2`, `-N-1`, `-N-2`, etc.
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klog start --resumecurrently resumes the latest activity (i.e., takes over the latest entry summary). It would be helpful if there was a way to also resume the nth-to-last activity, likeklog start --resume 2for the second-to-latest one.This probably requires introducing a new flag along the lines of
--resume-nth(naming tbd), because flag values cannot be optional, and the--resumebase case shouldn’t require a mandatory value of1.While on it,
klog switchshould also have that new flag / behaviour.Originated in #281.
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