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Re:Keeping Up with Dependency Updates
on Monday June 16, 2025 @10:43AM (#44290049)
How tooling can help stay on top of the never-ending cycle of dependency updates for projects hosted on GitHub.
Keeping Up with Dependency Updates
Prs – stay updated on pull requests from your terminal
Re:Omm ("on-my-mind") – A keyboard-driven task manager for the command...
on Sunday July 21, 2024 @11:28AM (#41025792)
Thanks!
So, you’re proposing adding a third state (“done”) to tasks (as an addition to “active” and “archived”). It should be doable; I’ll see if I can add it as optional behavior via a configuration parameter.
Re:Omm ("on-my-mind") – A keyboard-driven task manager for the command...
on Sunday July 21, 2024 @11:03AM (#41025599)
That’s a nice way to put it :)
Re:Omm ("on-my-mind") – A keyboard-driven task manager for the command...
on Saturday July 20, 2024 @07:53AM (#41015809)
Thanks!
Re:Omm ("on-my-mind") – A keyboard-driven task manager for the command...
on Saturday July 20, 2024 @07:53AM (#41015804)
@bachmeier Yeah, you can get a lot of utility out of combining tools like fzf, gum together in a shell script.
For more fine grained controls, you can look into TUI frameworks like bubbletea, ratatui, Textual etc.
Re:Omm ("on-my-mind") – A keyboard-driven task manager for the command...
on Saturday July 20, 2024 @07:43AM (#41015768)
Haha, I didn’t think too deep about the choice of the tasks before putting them in, but you’re on to something here.
I tried to design omm to overcome that futility, at least for myself. Having said that, I find it funny that I might’ve subconsciously remarked on it in the demo.
Omm ("on-my-mind") – A keyboard-driven task manager for the command line
Show HN: Hours – A no-frills time tracking toolkit for command line nerds
hours - A no-frills time tracking toolkit for command line nerds. Supports generating plaintext logs, reports and summary statistics for tracked time.
Show HN: prs – Stay updated on PRs without leaving the terminal
I recently picked up Go, and have been learning it by building TUIs like prs; feedback welcome :)