TIMEW-JOIN(1)

🌸 NAME 🌸

okay so this is timew-join(1) — aka the TIMEW-JOIN(1) page from the User Manuals — and it's the little command that joins intervals together ✨. That's the whole vibe: two intervals in, one merged interval out 💅.

🎀 SYNOPSIS 🎀

timew join <id> <id>

Two <id> spots, bestie. That's it. No cap 🫶.

💫 DESCRIPTION 💫

timew join takes two intervals and smushes them into one, but like, in a mathematically correct way 🔥. It uses the earlier one of the two start times, the later one of the two end times, and the combined set of tags — so the merged interval spans from the earliest start to the latest end and keeps all the tags from both sides 💖.

To find interval IDs, use the summary command and specify the :ids hint. That shows the interval IDs, and with the correct IDs you can identify the intervals you want to join 👑.

🫶 bestie reminder: use the correct IDs. The IDs are how join knows which intervals are getting the merge treatment.

🌈 EXAMPLES 🌈

for example, show the IDs with summary for the week plus the :ids hint:

$ timew summary :week :ids

then, once you've picked @1 and @2 as the intervals you wish to join:

$ timew join @1 @2

slay. merged. periodt 💅✨

🦋 SEE ALSO 🦋

• timew-lengthen(1)
• timew-resize(1)
• timew-shorten(1)
• timew-split(1)

go read those if u wanna lengthen, resize, shorten, or split instead of join 🎀 iykyk.

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