Abraham Murciano

I am still getting this error. Here is my code, which runs fine ```bash #!/usr/bin/env bash # Program which will capitalize the first letter of all sentences in all files...

Even with the setting to prefer in the future it still treats "1h20m" as absolute. Also, I feel it would definitely make the most sense for "1h20m" and "1 hour...

That is really counter intuitive. I think it would make most sense to make all those as relative.

A possible workaround for the time being: ```py string = re.sub(r"([dhms])(\d)", r"\1 \2", "1h20m") parse(string) ``` This will add a space which will cause it to be treated relatively

The current behaviour of task already answers all of those questions. As can be seen in my second invocation above, The status check exited zero indicating up to date, but...

The bug here is that after the first successful run, the `.task/checksum` folder wasn't created.

> I agree, task should evaluate both status and sources/generates, and run if either either don't meet expectations. I'll have to look at the code, but I suspect that whatever...

@AlexandruDoda How do I do what you said to do in the format() function? Which files do I have to edit? where are they located? I'm running ubuntu if that's...

Building on @leocencetti's answer, instead of manually clearing the prompt by printing the control characters you can set `progress.live.transient = True` before stopping it. Also, if you want it to...

No --files-only wouldn't work, I do need the tag, but I don't want the extra commit. My particular use case is a CI workflow that runs on every commit to...