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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change 1+ # ` queue-sheet-haskell ` ` 0.1.0.0 ` Release Notes
2+
3+ Date
4+ : 2020-07-25
5+
6+ ## Overview
7+
8+ This release of ` queue-sheet ` keeps the same functionality but changes the
9+ input file format. In the initial release, sections and queues were defined
10+ in separate YAML files, but now a single YAML file is used to define both.
11+ This enables you to manage multiple queue sheets with different sections
12+ within a single directory.
13+
14+ When building a queue sheet, you can specify the template to use with the
15+ ` --template ` command-line option. The default is ` template.tex ` , which is
16+ backwards-compatible with the initial release. You can also specify the
17+ name of the built PDF with the ` --output ` command-line option. The default
18+ is the base name of the queues file but with a ` .pdf ` extension, which is
19+ backwards-compatible with the initial release.
20+
21+ ## Migration
22+
23+ It is easy to migrate existing queues configuration. Simple merge the
24+ ` sections.yaml ` file into the queues file, listing the sections in a
25+ ` sections ` property and queues in a ` queues ` property.
26+
27+ Example:
28+
29+ ```
30+ ---
31+
32+ sections:
33+ - Functional
34+ - Programming
35+ - Other
36+
37+ queues:
38+
39+ - name: AI Podcast
40+ section: Other
41+ date: 2020-01-17
42+ prev: 72
43+ ```
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