Fix: Add subject-name in the display of assignments. (Issue #18)#20
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Fix: Add subject-name to assignment display
Closes #18
What?
Updated the
listcommand to include the subject name when displaying assignments.Why?
Previously,
python main.py listonly showed titles and deadlines. Adding the subject name provides better context for users while maintaining a clean interface for assignments without a linked subject.How?
Modified the display logic to check for the existence of a
subject-name.Title [Subject] (Deadline).Title (Deadline)(default behavior).Testing
python main.py listwith assignments that have subjects.python main.py listwith assignments that do NOT have subjects.