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timetrap.yml allows setting arbitrary locations for the db file. This is wonderful. However, if you have used a different location for your db file, you'll get an error upon trying to trigger autocompletion, as the timetrap-autocomplete.bash file assumes that the database file resides at ~/.timetrap.db.
The simplest way to address this for now is probably just to add a line to the README suggesting that users symlink their non-standard db file location to their home directory.
Hopefully I have time today to open that PR.
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The bash autocomplete script assumes that the timetrap database is located at the root of the user's directory. If the user has moved it, they'll need to create a symlink.
Closessamg#189
timetrap.yml
allows setting arbitrary locations for the db file. This is wonderful. However, if you have used a different location for your db file, you'll get an error upon trying to trigger autocompletion, as thetimetrap-autocomplete.bash
file assumes that the database file resides at~/.timetrap.db
.The simplest way to address this for now is probably just to add a line to the README suggesting that users symlink their non-standard db file location to their home directory.
Hopefully I have time today to open that PR.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: