ppl 4.0.3 → 4.0.5

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-title: 1.17.1
-summary: Mutt integration tweaks
-date: 2013-04-14
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.17.1.html
----
-
-Two fairly minor issues are fixed in this version. The first is a tweak to the
-output of the [mutt](/documentation/commands/mutt) command, improving the
-[understandability and usefulness of the user-facing
-text](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/issues/20#issuecomment-16302428). The second is
-a bit of output sanitisation to help out people unlucky enough to have an
-address book where some of the contacts' fields contain `^M` [carriage return
-characters](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/issues/27).
-
-* Tweaked the output of the [mutt](/documentation/commands/mutt) command
-* Add output sanitisation removing all `^M` characters from all output

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-title: 1.17.2
-summary: Fix for minor release bugs
-date: 2013-04-14
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.17.2.html
----
-
-An embarrassing "quick follow-up" release, this unbreaks a couple of things that
-1.17.1 broke. Displaying the "Contact '%s' not found" message has been fixed, as
-has the command list help text displayed by `ppl` and `ppl help`.

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-title: Sync Alias
-date: 2013-04-15
-layout: tip
-categories: [tips]
-permalink: /documentation/tips/sync-alias
-author_name: hnrysmth
-author_url: http://henrysmith.org/
----
-
-If your ppl address book is cloned on multiple computers, you're probably
-accustomed to using [pull](/documentation/commands/pull/) and
-[push](/documentation/commands/pull/) to synchronise your data using Git. If so,
-that's great. You're making the most of ppl's core functionality. But you could
-probably be making more of its convenience-oriented features.
-
-ppl allows you to configure [aliases](/documentation/configuration/alias/) as
-shorcuts for often-used commands, or as a way of composing commands together.
-Here's an alias called `sync` which does the latter.
-
-    sync = !ppl pull origin master && ppl push origin master
-
-This allows you to execute `git pull origin master` and then `git push origin
-master` in your address book directory by simply entering `ppl sync`. For most
-users, this probably automates the entire synchronisation process.
-
-Bear in mind that this alias will only work if you keep your contacts on the
-`master` branch and have a remote called `origin`. If your setup is more complex
-than that, you may have to get creative with your aliases to achieve this level
-of laziness.
-

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-title: UTF-8 Fixed And More
-date: 2013-04-15
-layout: news
-section: news
-categories: [news]
----
-
-Over the weekend, in an uncharacteristically late night of coding, I finally put
-an end to that UTF-8 issue that had been preventing the [use of ppl with
-non-ASCII characters](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/issues/17) such as ß or ñ. My
-apologies to anyone who wanted to try ppl and couldn't during the *two entire
-months* that issue sat open. If it's any consolation, fixing it gave me many
-headaches.
-
-Even though it's only been a few days since the previous news post, there has
-been a lot of progress in that time, thanks largely to the involvement and
-encouragement of [@pigmonkey](https://github.com/pigmonkey) and
-[@shushcat](https://github.com/shushcat) on GitHub. Some good refinements to the
-[mutt integration](/documentation/integration/mutt/) have already made it into
-recent versions of ppl, and there's some good discussion happening about what
-needs doing to keep improving ppl in the near future.
-
-The [documentation](/documentation) has had some much-needed attention invested
-in it, too. A few bits and pieces have been tidied up, and a couple of entirely
-new sections have been added as well. The [Integration
-Guide](/documentation/integration/bash/) covers the growing number of ways of
-using ppl with other software, and the [Tips Section](documentation/tips/)
-should prove to be a good catch-all place for helpful advice about using ppl.
-
-Contributions are welcome, so get in touch if you spot any mistakes, have any
-tips to contribute, or know of any tools for integrating ppl into other
-software. Big thanks to everyone for your input so far. Shout out to
-[@alexGschaider](https://github.com/axelGschaider),
-[@matthewp](https://github.com/matthewp/), and
-[@storge](https://github.com/storge) for their help as well.
-

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-title: 1.18.0
-summary: ppl completion added
-date: 2013-04-16
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.18.0.html
----
-
-With the intention of streamlining the integration process with
-[Bash](/documentation/integration/bash), and
-[ZSH](/documentation/integration/zsh), this release adds the
-[completion](/documentation/commands/completion) command. This new command
-simply outputs the chosen shell autocompletion function to stdout.

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-title: Set Up Color Output
-date: 2013-04-16
-layout: tip
-categories: [tips]
-permalink: /documentation/tips/set-up-color-output
-author_name: hnrysmth
-author_url: http://henrysmith.org/
----
-
-ppl provides a system for configuring the output of many of its commands in a
-way that's almost identical to git's color output configuration. While not an
-essential piece of functionality, a small amount of color can go a long way
-towards improving your experience using ppl.
-
-Personally, I try to rein in the temptation to go to town and assign a color to
-absolutely everything. My `~/.pplconfig` simply colorizes all contact IDs in all
-output, highlighting them in cyan to maximize their visibility.
-
-<pre><code>$ ppl ls</code>
-<code><span style="color: #2AA198;">alice:</span>  Alice  alice@example.org</code>
-<code><span style="color: #2AA198;">bob:</span>    Bob    bob@example.org</code>
-<code><span style="color: #2AA198;">eve:</span>    Eve    eve@example.org</code></pre>
-
-Configuring ppl to colorize the output of ls like in the above example is
-extremely easy, and will be especially familiar to you if you're already used to
-configuring git. Here are the exact config file contents necesssary to show
-contact IDs in cyan in the output of [ppl ls](/documentation/commands/ls).
-
-    [color]
-        ls = true
-
-    [color "ls"]
-        id = cyan
-
-Simply add the above to your `~/.pplconfig`, run `ppl ls`, and you should see
-contact IDs in cyan. If not, double-check whether you're running an up-to-date
-version of ppl. This feature has been supported since `1.15.0`, making it only
-about a month old at the time of writing.
-
-Now that you know the basic gist of how to configure color, you'll probably be
-glad to know that there's some fairly extensive [reference documentation for this
-functionality](/documentation/configuration/color), including a [list of
-supported colors](/documentation/configuration/color/#list_of_supported_colors)
-and an example for each command which shows the [full list of configurable text
-elements](/documentation/configuration/color_ls).
-

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-title: 1.19.0
-summary: ppl scrape added
-date: 2013-04-19
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.19.0.html
----
-
-Following a [feature request](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/issues/23) on GitHub,
-this release adds the [scrape](/documentation/commands/scrape) command for
-automatically adding contacts to an address book from an email message.

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-title: 1.20.0
-summary: ppl nick --no-color added
-date: 2013-04-19
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.20.0.html
----
-
-In order to fix a [compatibility issue with OS
-X](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/issues/22#issuecomment-16622923), the usage of sed
-to strip ANSI color escape codes in the autocompletion functions has been
-replaced with a `--no-color` option which has been added to [ppl
-nick](/documentation/commands/nick).

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-title: 1.21.0
-summary: ppl phone --type added
-date: 2013-04-20
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.21.0.html
----
-
-Further increasing the expressiveness of ppl's commands, this release brings the
-`--type` option to [ppl phone](/documentation/commands/phone). With this option,
-the vCard format's `TYPE` parameter in the `TEL` field is now exposed to users.
-This allows you to label phone numbers in a way that doesn't [break
-compatibility with other
-software](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/issues/24#issuecomment-16623136).

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-title: 1.22.0
-summary: Noticeable performance optimization
-date: 2013-04-20
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.22.0.html
----
-
-In this version of ppl, one particularly egregious performance issue has been
-fixed. Upgrading is *highly* recommended. Even if you haven't noticed any
-problems worth complaining about, you should hopefully enjoy quite a boost with
-this new version.

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-title: 1.22.1
-summary: Fix minor output formatting bug
-date: 2013-04-20
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.22.1.html
----
-
-This version simply fixes a minor bug in the outputting format code, which was
-introduced in `1.21.0`. Nothing serious, but a warning sign that I need to slow
-myself down and perhaps look at automating more of the testing process.

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-title: 1.22.2
-summary: Fix for broken --delete option
-date: 2013-04-21
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.22.2.html
----
-
-See the [Bash integration guide](/documentation/integration/bash) for details of
-how to install the updated completion function to your system.  Another bugfix
-release, fixing the [broken `--delete`
-option](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/issues/33) of [`ppl
-phone`](/documentation/commands/phone).

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-title: 1.23.0
-summary: Bash completion enhancements
-date: 2013-04-21
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.23.0.html
----
-
-Unusually for a ppl release, this one doesn't add any new core functionality or
-fix any bugs. Instead, this release is solely an update to the [Bash
-integration](/documentation/integration/bash/). The following improvements have
-been made to the bash completion.
-
-* It now returns command name suggestions much more quickly
-* It can autocomplete email addresses for use with [`ppl
-  email`](/documentation/commands/email)
-* It can autocomplete nicknames for use with [`ppl
-  nick`](/documentation/commands/nick)
-* It can autocomplete organizations for use with [`ppl
-  org`](/documentation/commands/org)
-* It can autocomplete phone numbers for use with [`ppl
-  phone`](/documentation/commands/phone)
-* It can autocomplete URLs for use with [`ppl url`](/documentation/commands/url)
-* It can autocomplete git remotes for use with
-  [`pull`](/documentation/commands/pull) and
-  [`push`](/documentation/commands/push)
-
-For example, if you're attempting to amend the `--type` of a contact's phone
-number, you can now enter `ppl phone adam 071<Tab>` and Bash will autocomplete
-the rest of the phone number.
-
-See the [Bash integration guide](/documentation/integration/bash) for details of
-how to install the updated completion function to your system.

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-title: 1.24.0
-summary: Preferred email addresses
-date: 2013-04-23
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.24.0.html
----
-
-Preferred email addresses and phone numbers can be marked as such as of
-`1.24.0`. This is good news if you have contacts with several similar addresses
-or numbers who only tend to check one of them. Now you can mark their preferred
-contact details with the `--preferred` flag and ppl will remember this
-preferential status for you. Preferred numbers and addresses are displayed with
-a `*` before them.

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-title: 1.25.0
-summary: Customizable Output
-date: 2013-04-24
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/1.25.0.html
----
-
-This release brings the very basic first customizability to the output of ppl's
-commands. As of this version, it's possible to pass a `--format` option to [`ppl
-email`](/documentation/commands/email) and [`ppl
-ls`](/documentation/commands/ls) to specify the exact nature of the output
-required. Also part of this new version is the ability to configure preset
-format strings for [`ppl ls`](/documentation/commands/ls)  in `~/.pplconfig` and
-invoke them by name using the `--pretty` option.
-
-Obviously, this type of functionality has the potential to be added to just
-about all of ppl's output. In time, that will happen. For now, this gets the
-basic functionality out there for use.

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-title: 2.0.0
-summary: ppl post overhaul
-date: 2013-05-09
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/2.0.0.html
----
-
-As a result of its backwards compatibility breaking changes, the overhaul of
-[ppl post](/documentation/commands/post) brings us to version 2.0.0. The
-behaviour and usage of this command have changed completely in order to cope
-with storing multiple postal addresses per contact.
-
-Here is a short summary of what has changed:
-
-* Running `ppl post` no longer lists contacts' full addresses.
-  Instead it lists contacts' address *IDs*.
-* Running `ppl post <contact>` no longer shows that contact's single postal
-  address. Instead it lists *all* that contact's postal addresses.
-* Postal address now have their own IDs. In order to change a postal address,
-  the ID of both the contact and the address itself must be given.
-* It is now possible to mark a postal address as "preferred", similarly to email
-  addresses and phone numbers.
-
-From a technical point of view, the downside of this release is the minor
-violation of [RFC2426](http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2426.txt) that it introduces.
-The `ADR` field's `TYPE` attribute is intended as a means of tagging addresses
-with extra information such as "home" or "work", but as of 2.0.0, ppl
-misappropriates this attribute as the home of the unique ID of each postal
-address.
-

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-title: ppl 2.0.0 released
-date: 2013-05-09
-layout: news
-section: news
-categories: [news]
----
-
-It's been almost exactly six months since the very [first
-commit](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/commit/e45917e06afd255271bad51ce216642e7277ce86),
-and I'm proud to announce that ppl has now reached the dizzy heights of version
-2.0.0! This is a milestone release for more than one reason, and I'm very happy
-that this project has made it to this point.
-
-Most important of all, the reason for the major version bump is that [ppl
-post](/documentation/commands/post) has been overhauled to support storing
-multiple postal addresses per contact. This overhaul introduced a number of
-backwards-incompatible changes to the behaviour of that command and ppl's
-underlying vCard integration, hence the bump to 2.0.0.
-
-The other reason why this is quite a milestone release is that support for
-multiple postal addresses was really the last major missing piece of the puzzle
-in terms of core ppl functionality. There are still some bits and pieces of
-vCard functionality that aren't yet exposed, but those that remain now are
-mostly edge cases. It's satisfying to see ppl approach the functionality goals I
-had for it when I started.
-
-This is by no means the end of the development process. There's a long way to go
-still in terms of ppl's flexibility for integration with other software. In the
-meantime, this version represents a big step forward, and the culmination of six
-months of hard work.
-

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-title: 2.1.0
-summary: Better name management
-date: 2013-07-20
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/2.1.0.html
----
-
-With thanks to [@pigmonkey](https://github.com/pigmonkey) for raising this as
-[issue #42](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/issues/42) on GitHub, version 2.1.0
-brings increased control over the names of contacts. This is intended to improve
-interoperability with other address book software, including the Android
-system's contact list.
-
-Short, lower case contact IDs are great for a CLI program, but on a phone, you
-probably want to see full names. This update provides full access to all the
-bits & pieces of vCard's `N` (name) field:
-
-* Family name(s)
-* Middle name(s)
-* Given name(s)
-* Prefix
-* Suffix
-
-See the documentation of [ppl name](/documentation/commands/name/) for more
-details on how to use this new functionality.
-
-Also included is some slightly different behaviour under the hood of [ppl
-add](/documentation/commands/name/).  This command now attempts to "have a
-guess" at the structure of the name of a newly-added contact. It'll treat the
-first word of the full name as the contact's given name, and the rest of the
-string as their family name. This is a shamefully anglocentric approach to name
-parsing, but at least it's a start.
-

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-title: 2.2.0
-summary: ppl scrape overwrite prevention
-date: 2013-07-20
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/2.2.0.html
----
-
-Thanks again to [@pigmonkey](https://github.com/pigmonkey) for [issue #32](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/issues/32),
-reporting some unhelpful destructive behaviour in [ppl
-scrape](/documentation/commands/scrape/). In this version, some additional
-checking has been added to that command to prevent it from overwriting existing
-contacts.
-
-In the event that the scraped contact ID happens to match that of an existing
-contact, ppl scrape will now notice this collision and append numbers to the new
-ID until it no longer matches any existing contact's IDs.
-

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-title: 2.3.0
-summary: ppl grep
-date: 2013-10-12
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/2.3.0.html
----
-
-With thanks to [@ajford](https://github.com/ajford) for the excellent [feature
-request](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/issues/43), version 2.3.0 brings a new
-command: [ppl grep](/documentation/commands/grep/). This command leverages the
-extremely high speed search `git grep` repository search in order to provide
-near-instant search results.
-
-    $ ppl grep smith
-    john.vcf:EMAIL:john.smith@example.org
-

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-title: 2.3.1
-summary: Simple Bug Fixes
-date: 2014-03-30
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/2.3.1.html
----
-
-Once again, I'm grateful to [@alexGschaider] for his patience. This minor
-version fixes a couple of annoying little problems that he's bumped into.
-
-The first problem was a pretty terrible error message which was displayed when a
-`.vcf` file contains invalid vCard data. This has now been fixed, and the error
-message replaced with something much more sensible.
-
-    $ ppl show badcontact
-    ppl: badcontact.vcf contains invalid data
-
-The second was yet another `Encoding::CompatibilityError`, just like back in the
-bad old days before ppl even supported UTF-8 at all. Hopefully this will be the
-last one of those now!
-
-[@alexGschaider]: https://github.com/axelGschaider

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-title: 2.3.2
-summary: scrape output fix
-date: 2015-01-05
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/2.3.2.html
----
-
-I'm very grateful to [@hobarrera](https://github.com/hobarrera) for contributing
-this fix to [ppl scrape](/documentation/commands/scrape/). A simple mistake in
-the output formatting code was causing it to appear slightly garbled, like this:
-
-    Add "Hugo Osvaldo Barrera #<Ppl::Entity::EmailAddress:0x00000001ffbd28>>"
-    to your address book [Y/n]?
-
-So thanks for fixing that, Hugo!

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-title: Get Involved!
-date: 2015-12-03
-layout: news
-section: news
-categories: [news]
----
-
-The time has come to give this project a nudge into a slightly different mode of
-operation. Enough people are interested in the long term health of this little
-CLI app that I think it'd benefit from opening the doors a bit to potential
-collaborators and maintainers. So I've converted the project into a proper
-[GitHub organization](https://github.com/hnrysmth) and I'm inviting you to
-come and join it.
-
-I see lots of people come and go with great ideas for this project. I love 99%
-of the ideas and suggestions that pop up but I just can't keep up with all the
-different demands on my time. That's the bottleneck that's holding the project
-back and it's silly, really.
-
-For a while I've been wanting to do something about this. If you want to help
-out in any way, however small, speak up on GitHub, [email me](mailto:henry@henrysmith.org),
-or get in touch on [Twitter](https://twitter.com/hnrysmth). I'd love to add you
-to the organization and let you *just get started* making your ideas happen.
-Even if you just like the project, but don't have any immediate plans to do
-anything in particular, that's fine! If you've never contributed to an open
-source project before, don't let that put you off. Everyone's welcome!
-
-

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-title: 2.3.3
-summary: non-ASCII input fix
-date: 2015-12-05
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/2.3.3.html
----
-
-This release is [@tba](https://github.com/tba)'s [non-ASCII input fix PR](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/pull/56)
-
-It's a fix enabling ppl to save non-ASCII names when scraping contact data
-from emails.
-
-It took altogether too long for me to merge this and I apologise!

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-title: 2.4.0
-summary: Better commit author
-date: 2016-01-12
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/2.4.0.html
----
-
-If you've ever looked at the commit history that ppl generates in your address
-book you'll have noticed the ugly-looking commit author. [@drewbug] certainly
-noticed and took the time to do something about it.
-
-As of this version, ppl pulls in your Git config and uses your `user.name` and
-`user.email` if available. If not, it falls back to the old (ugly) author
-generation.
-
-[@drewbug]: https://github.com/drewbug

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-title: 2.4.1
-summary: Upgrade to rugged ~> v0.24.0
-date: 2017-05-01
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/2.4.1.html
----
-
-This release is just a merge of one PR from [@acant](https://github.com/acant). It upgrades to a much more
-modern version of the rugged gem.

data/gh-pages/_posts/2017-10-23-sleep-mode.md

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-title: Sleep Mode
-date: 2017-10-23
-layout: news
-section: news
-categories: [news]
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-
-This project seems to be in a good stable state. There's a small active
-userbase who are mostly content with the software as-is. Not a lot of
-maintenance or feature work is necessary these days and I can't justify
-spending money on a domain for a project that's just chilling like this.
-
-I'm converting the whole thing into a single, easy-to-look-after repo in my
-own personal GitHub account and disabling autorenew on `ppladdressbook.org`.
-Wanna make it clear that I consider this a fairly decent set of circumstances
-for the project to be in btw. It mostly just works and that's for the best
-cos I don't really have a lot of time to maintain and fix it any more.

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-title: 3.0.1
-summary: Fix name deletion bug
-date: 2018-01-03
-layout: changelog
-section: development
-categories: [changelog]
-permalink: /development/changelog/3.0.1.html
----
-
-Fix for a [name deletion bug](https://github.com/hnrysmth/ppl/issues/74) reported by [@the-reverend](https://github.com/the-reverend).
-