Some jobs pay for breaks, so a pomodoro break shouldn't take time off
the workday. By default (new setting `paid_breaks`, in [reminders]), b
on the Tracker, zb anywhere or :break starts a pomodoro break WITHOUT
pausing the shift: the break stays in your worked time and the data
file isn't touched. b (or s) brings you back to focus. With the setting
off, b pauses the shift like p. p and e always stop the clock.
For the rhythm, a paid break still counts as a break: reminders::PaidBreaks
keeps them in memory and pomodoro() cuts them out of the focus stretches,
the same way as a pause. Stopping the shift ends a paid break, and
closing the work day forgets them.
The Tracker shows "on a paid break" and the paid break's progress, and
the nudges name the right key (b or p/s).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
Adding work to a day you forgot to track meant typing its full date.
The Work day field now also takes 09-14 (this year), today, yesterday,
-3 (three days ago) and weekday names like mon or friday (the most
recent one). The editor shows the date it understood next to the field.
The parsing lives in time::format::parse_date, next to parse_time.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
How to build on Windows, Void and Fedora, the keys to know, how work
days behave past midnight, where the files are, and how the code is
organized (with the two most common changes: keys and settings).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
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