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Set start of week #141
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Sounds like a good improvement. It would be pretty easy to hook this into the config system so the Monday default could be overridden. |
Hey @samg. Hopefully, you haven't already worked on this. I thought I would take a stab at this as my first contribution to an open source project. It did seem to be pretty easy, as you mentioned. I'll submit a pull request soon, if you could still use it. |
Sounds great. Thanks! On Saturday, September 24, 2016, namdnguyen notifications@github.com
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I'll be submitting the pull request from my fork, but I had a question about squash merging. It seems like you are using squash merging or your collaborators are squashing when they submit. I don't have any interesting history with this, anyways, just typo fixes and testing. Should I squash my history in this feature branch (set_week_start) before submitting the pull request or can I submit the branch to you and you'll be able to squash merge it into the master branch? |
I don't have any strong preference about how the commits are structured or On Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 1:08 AM, namdnguyen notifications@github.com
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It would be useful to be able to set what day starts the week for
t week
. Monday appears to be the default, but allowing a configuration variable likeweek_start: Sunday
in the .timetrap.yml file would be great.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: