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- Fixed bug #837, which caused incorrect urgency calculations for tasks that have completed dependencies, and problems when editing those tasks (thanks to Matt Kraai). - Added Task::addDependency (const std::string&) method for reconstructing dependencies on tasks with no ID. - Modfified Task::urgency_blocked so that it considers the blocking task's status. This is an expensive test, and so it is wrapped by a cheaper test to see if there are/were any dependencies at all. This means that urgency calculations are not slowed for tasks without dependencies, and is slower but more accurate for tasks that do have dependencies. - Modified edit command so that dependencies are shown as IDs or UUIDs depending on whether the task is pending or not. - Modified edit command so that dependencies are parsed as IDs or UUIDs depending on whether the task is pending or not. - Modified wording in the template of the edit command to reflect the above. - Added unit tests bug.837.t.
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