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1.0.5

* Added `cal5w` command to provide current week, two past weeks and two future weeks in a calendar format.
* Introduced option to get more event details (end time, alarm, location, free/busy) in week and calendar views.
* Extended the file backend to allow multiple `ics` files in read only mode.

1.0.4

Bug fixes

1.0.3

Bug fixes

1.0.2

Bug fixes

1.0.1

Bug fixes

1.0.0

Added

* Added support for recurring events using [python-recurring-ical-events ](https://github.com/niccokunzmann/python-recurring-ical-events).
* It is also possible to create and edit recurring events The recurrence rule has to be given as a string using the `--rrule` option to the `add` and `edit` commands (for example `--rrule FREQ=DAILY;COUNT=5`). Editing/deleting modifies/deletes all occurrences of the event. To delete a single occurrence, use `--exdate`.
* Added support for creating/editing events using raw ICS text. This is mainly for properties (like `attendee` and `comment`) that are not available as command line options.
* If duplicate UIDs are found, they are de-duplicated and the calendar is opened in read only mode. Editing a file with multiple UIDs is dangerous.

Changed

* Searching for events without any start or end parameters now returns event occurrences only within the last 5 years and next 5 years (this number can be changed with the option `--default_past_years` and `--default_future_years`). More events can be obtained using explicit start and end parameters. For example, `s home '-10 y' 15y` will go back 10 years and forward 15 years. This change was necessitated because a single recurring event (without any `COUNT` or `UNTIL` restrictions) can generate an infinite number of occurrences.
* The `-u` or `--uid` option has been removed and replaced by a more general `-p` or `--property` option that allows any property of the event to be searched. For example, `s -p rrule DAILY` will display all events with a recurrence rule that has a daily frequency.
* Many Bug fixes.
* Several method names were changed (the leading underscore was dropped from all method names), but these were intended to be used only internally.

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