What's Changed

• Speed up by @kddnewton in #69
• Implement HTTP timeout/retry policies for GitHub/RubyGems/Slack clients by @davidstosik in #70
• Support older prism versions by @kddnewton in #71

New Contributors

• @kddnewton made their first contribution in #69
• @davidstosik made their first contribution in #70

Full Changelog: v1.6.0...v1.7.0

What's Changed

• SmartTodo::Events::RubyVersion by @thoran in #62
• Introduce multiple GitHub token support by @lavoiesl in #68

New Contributors

• @thoran made their first contribution in #62
• @lavoiesl made their first contribution in #68

Full Changelog: v1.5.0...v1.6.0

What's Changed

• Handle better failures on TODO definition by @rafaelfranca in #63
• Better handle archived Slack channels by @rafaelfranca in #63
• Drop support to EOL rubies. Only Ruby >= 3.0 is supported by @rafaelfranca in #63

Full Changelog: v1.4.3...v1.5.0

Improve the rubocop cop to detect invalid events.

Fixes

• Fix output dispatcher that was failing with a ArgumentError.
• Prevent crash when malformed emails are present.

New features

• Support multiple assignees

Fixes

• Fix issue when todo as an unindented comment.

  This was making smart todo to crash:

  # TODO(on: date('2019/08/04'), to: '#bla')
  #comment without leading space

• Added a new on: gem_bump event which will remind you when a gem inside your
  Gemfile.lock snapshot gets updated to a specific version.

  # TODO(on: gem_bump('rails', '6.1'), to: '...')

  https://github.com/Shopify/smart_todo/wiki/Events#gem_bump

[1.1.0] - 2019-09-06

Fixed

• Fixed the SmartTodo cop to add an offense in case a SmartTodo has a wrong event.

  # Bad
  #
  # TODO(on '2019-08-08')

Added

• SmartTodo will now use the fallback channel in case a todo has a channel
  assignee that doesn't exist.

• Added a new Output dispatcher which will just output the expired event.
  By default SmartTodo will now output expired todo in the terminal instead
  of not running at all.

  Users should now pass a --dispatcher to the CLI to let SmartTodo through
  which dispatcher the message should be send.

    bin/smart_todo --dispatcher 'slack'

  For backward compatibility reasons, the dispacher used will be Slack, in
  case you have the ENABLE_SMART_TODO environment set. This will be removed
  in the next major version.

The SmartTodo cop will now add a violation if a SmartTodo has no assignee:

# Bad
#
# TODO(on: date('2019-08-08'))