I think it would be great, if for any reason the user had to abort the Pomodoro script in PowerShell (e.g. clicking Ctrl+C), that you could handle reverting all of the settings that were changed. For example, I found this blog post about how to handle that: http://sushihangover.blogspot.com/2012/03/powershell-using-try-finally-block-to.html.
I also thought, since most Gets have a related Set and most Starts have a related Stop, that it would be cool if there were a Stop-Pomodoro cmdlet that would also reset all settings back to Available/Disturb-able.
Thanks! Great tool, btw.
I think it would be great, if for any reason the user had to abort the Pomodoro script in PowerShell (e.g. clicking Ctrl+C), that you could handle reverting all of the settings that were changed. For example, I found this blog post about how to handle that: http://sushihangover.blogspot.com/2012/03/powershell-using-try-finally-block-to.html.
I also thought, since most Gets have a related Set and most Starts have a related Stop, that it would be cool if there were a Stop-Pomodoro cmdlet that would also reset all settings back to Available/Disturb-able.
Thanks! Great tool, btw.