Improve tag handling for klog pause

[jotaen]

If you want to pause a tagged entry, then it’s important to take over the tags to the pause entry, otherwise the time is not subtracted properly.

2000-01-01
    8:00-17:00 #work
    -45m

So if you want the -45m to apply/refer to the #work entry, you have to tag the break with #work as well.

Therefore:

• Document this quirk in the help output of klog pause
• Provide flag on klog pause that automatically takes over all tags from the previous entry, like klog pause --with-tags (naming tbd)

Originated in #281.

[rafalkrupinski]

klog stop takes the entry that's currently open, so there is some notion of context (an open task). klog pause could use it too.
I'd rather use a config entry than a cli flag for this, I don't see why would I want to pause time without pausing tags.

[jotaen]

@rafalkrupinski could you explain in more detail what you have in mind here, e.g., with an example? I’m not sure I follow.

[rafalkrupinski]

@rafalkrupinski could you explain in more detail what you have in mind here, e.g., with an example? I’m not sure I follow.

Provide flag on klog pause that automatically takes over all tags from the previous entry, like klog pause --with-tags (naming tbd)

I guess by the previous entry you mean the currently open time range, obviously.

I just mean I'd prefer to have a config setting, so that by default the summary would be copied from the currently open range, or if it has no summary, from the containing Record.

2024-02-06
    20:41 - ? #project
    -14m // summary taken from the open range

2024-02-07 #project
    20:41 - ?
    -14m // summary taken from the Record

...come to think about it, it could merge tags from both.

2024-02-08 working to #client today
    20:41 - ? working on the #project atm
    -14m #client #project // merged tags

I'd prefer a config setting instead of command line flag, since I'd want to copy tags every time I pause.