NEWS: Document context-specific configuration overrides
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@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ New Features in Taskwarrior 2.6.0
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- The currently selected context is now applied for "task add" and "task log"
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commands. Section on contexts in the manpage was updated to describe this
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functionality.
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- Users can specify per-context specific overrides of configuration variables.
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- The `task import` command can now accept annotations with missing entry
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values. Current time will be assumed.
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- The new 'by' filter attribute modifier compares using '<=' rather than '<'
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@@ -45,6 +46,10 @@ New Configuration Options in Taskwarrior 2.6.0
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- The context definitions for reporting commmands are now stored in
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"context.<name>.read". Context definitions for write commands are now
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supported using "context.<name>.write" configuration variable.
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- The context-specific configuration overrides are now supported. Use
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context.<name>.rc.<key>=<value> to override, such as
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context.work.rc.urgency.blocking=5.0 to override the value of urgency.blocking
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when the 'work' context is active.
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- Each report (and the timesheet command) can explicitly opt-out from the
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currently active context by setting the report.<name>.context variable to 0
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(defaults to 1). Useful for defining universal reports that ignore
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