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@demoshane my fork now has some more goodness with the last two commits: You can pass to/from dates as arguments (fc2249e) and coloured output (013b05b) 🌈 |
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Thanks for this awesome tool 🙌
See the fork for some enhancements:
.envfile to store the sensitive configsNote the Harvest API this tool uses has been deprecated quite some time ago: https://www.getharvest.com/blog/2017/09/introducing-harvest-api-v2