- Add user_id parameter to fetch_issues_with_spent_time().
- Support numeric ID, login, or full name resolution.
- Reject ambiguous names and unknown users with clear messages.
- Add CLI flags: --user-id, --user-login, --user-name.
- Only allow one user flag at a time.
- Add ResourceNotFoundError handling.
- Update README with usage examples.
- Add tests for user resolution and CLI flags.
Closes#40
- Introduce RedmineAPIError with human-friendly messages.
- Distinguish AuthError, ForbiddenError, HTTP status codes, timeouts
and connection errors in client.py.
- Update CLI to print the readable message instead of generic
"Redmine API error: ...".
- Log original exception with traceback when --debug is enabled.
- Add tests for all error paths and CLI output.
Closes#39
python-redmine exposes as a context manager, while the
actual requests.Session lives in . Mounting the
retry adapter on the wrong object caused:
'function' object has no attribute 'mount'
on startup. Update the related test to mock the real session.
- #24: Mount HTTPAdapter with Retry(total=3, backoff_factor=0.5) for
HTTP 429/500/502/503/504 on the Redmine session, set 30s timeout
- #21: Split large issue_id lists into chunks of 100 to avoid exceeding
URL length limits on reverse proxies
Closes#24, #21
get_version() now returns version.name instead of str(version), which
returned the numeric ID from redminelib.resources.Version. Falls back
to str() when .name is absent (#14).
Add issue.id as tertiary sort key in build_grouped_report so tasks
within the same project+version group always appear in the same order
regardless of API response ordering (#33).
Remove redundant sort from client.fetch_issues_with_spent_time — the
sort already runs in report_builder.build_grouped_report, so doing it
twice wastes CPU. Also remove the now-unused get_version import (#32).
Closes#14, closes#32, closes#33
