* Add ability to select and open builds
* Add commit message (oneline style) to text displayed in the widget
* Add documentation on the new keyboard shortcuts
* Cleanup some duplicate code
* Add ability to select and open reviews
* Add more keyboard shortcuts
* Fix issue - focus shortcut letter wasn't displayed on the title area
* Cleanup some code
My calendar view looks quite a bit cleaner with meetings I've said
"no" to taken out. This change adds a new option
`wtf.mods.gcal.showDeclined`, defaulting to `true`, which controls
whether or not the gcal module displays events where your status is
"declined".
I think as a quality of life feature, this is better off defaulting
to `false` (i.e. _don't_ show declined events by default), but when
it comes to potentially disrupting other users who've gotten used
to the existing setup, I'll leave that decision to you.
My calendar view looks quite a bit cleaner with meetings I've said
"no" to taken out. This change adds a new option
`wtf.mods.gcal.showDeclined`, defaulting to `true`, which controls
whether or not the gcal module displays events where your status is
"declined".
I think as a quality of life feature, this is better off defaulting
to `false` (i.e. _don't_ show declined events by default), but when
it comes to potentially disrupting other users who've gotten used
to the existing setup, I'll leave that decision to you.
Today, August 1st, I was surprised to see WTF missing the date
header over my calendar events. It turns out that when I extended
the `dayDivider` function to use a default (epoch) time for
considering whether to print a header over the first event (when
`prevEvent == nil`), I didn't consider that 1 out of every ~30
days will happen to have the same day of the month as the epoch
time.
To fix this and make date headers show up on the 1st of the month
again, dates are truncated to midnight and compared for equality,
rather than just comparing a component of them.
I *think* converting times to local time before truncating to
midnight is the correct way to do this - otherwise, midnight in
one time zone would never equal midnight in another time zone. As
it happens, all my meetings take place in San Francisco, so I'm not
the best test vector for how this works with meetings/calls in
different time zones.
