Khal

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0.4.0

dependency changes
- new dependency: click>3.2
- removed dependency: docopt
- note to package mantainers: `requirements.txt` has been removed, dependencies
are still listed in `setup.py`

note to users
- users will need to delete the local database, no data should be lost (and
khal will inform the user about this)

new and changed features
- new config_option: `[default] print_new`, lets the user decide what should be
printed after adding a new event
- new config option: `[default] show_all_days` lets users decide if they want to
see days without any events in agenda and calendar view (thanks to Pierre
David)
- khal (and ikhal) can now display weeknumbers
- khal new can now create repetitive events (with --repeat), see documentation
(thanks to Eric Scheibler)
- config file: the debug option has been removed (use `khal -v` instead)
- FIX: vtimezones were not assembled properly, this lead to spurious offsets of
events in some other calendar applications
- change in behaviour: recurring events are now always expanded until 2037
- major speedup in inserting events into the caching database, especially
noticeable when running khal for the first time or after an deleting the
database (Thanks to Markus Unterwaditzer)
- better support for broken events, e.g. events ending before they start
(Thanks to Markus Unterwaditzer)
- more recurrence rules are supported, khal will print warnings on unsupported
rules

ikhal
- ikhal's calendar should now be filled on startup
- pressing `t` refocuses on today
- pressing ctrl-w in input fields should delete the last word before the cursor
- when the focus is set on the events list/editor, the current date should
still be visible in the calendar

0.3.1

released on 2014-09-08
- FIX: events deleted in the vdir are not shown anymore in khal. You might want
to delete your local database file, if you have deleted any events on the
server.
- FIX: in some cases non-ascii characters were printed even if unicode_symbols
is set to False in the config
- FIX: events with different start and end timezones are now properly exported
(the end timezone was disregarded when building an icalendar, but since
timezones cannot be edited anyway, this shouldn't have caused any problems)
- FIX: calendars marked as read-only in the configuration file should now really
be read-only

0.3

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