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kater project close

Close a project with its outcome, in one commit.

Show the outcome to the person and close it only after they say yes. A closed project takes no new entries. To extend it instead, move its end with kater project set --ends.

Examples

Terminal window
# Close a project with its outcome, in one commit
kater project close <project> --outcome <outcome>

Arguments

ArgumentDescription
<project>The project’s id.

Options

OptionDescription
--outcome <outcome>Required. One sentence of what came of the project. Kater writes its weeks, its decisions and its goal metric before it.
--next <next-title>The title of the next project, which follows this one with the same apps and metrics.
--why <why>Why you close it, which the timeline shows on its row.

It also takes the global options --json and --help.

See also