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set_enabled_reminders implements the old behaviour if needed ...
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Ok, I'll take a look at this soon. I've been quite busy with new version of
the app and an auto-translate library.
…On Sat, Dec 14, 2024, 2:33 PM fdlamotte ***@***.***> wrote:
Current implementation removes disabled reminders before sending them. It
might not be what the user want because it is then not possible to disable
them.
set_enabled_reminders implements the old behaviour if the function is
needed ...
I could have implemented a send_all_reminders and keep the behaviour of
send_reminders, but it seemed more logical to me this way (I would
personally remove set_enabled_reminders but don't know if it is usefull to
anyone).
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Send all reminders on set_reminders, even disabled ones
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No hurry. It just happens I had some time yesterday ... but it might not happen again soon with the festivities coming ;) |
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Current implementation removes disabled reminders before sending them. It might not be what the user want because it is then not possible to disable them.
set_enabled_reminders implements the old behaviour if the function is needed ...
I could have implemented a send_all_reminders and keep the behaviour of send_reminders, but it seemed more logical to me this way (I would personally remove set_enabled_reminders but don't know if it is usefull to anyone).