Add a command for backdating switches
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@@ -116,6 +116,18 @@ For example:
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`pk;switch John Jill` - Registers a switch John and Jill as co-fronters."""),
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("Switching out",
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"""You can use the `pk;switch out` command to register a switch with no one in front."""),
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("Moving a switch",
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"""You can move the latest switch you have registered using the `pk;switch move` command.
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This is useful if you log the switch a while after it happened, and you want to properly backdate it in the history.
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For example:
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`pk;switch move 10 minutes ago` - Moves the latest switch to 10 minutes ago
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`pk;switch move 11pm EST` - Moves the latest switch to 11pm EST
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Note that you can't move the switch further back than the second-last logged switch, and you can't move a switch to a time in the future.
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The default time zone for absolute times is UTC, but you can specify other time zones in the command itself, as given in the example."""),
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("Viewing fronting history",
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"""To view front history, you can use the `pk;system fronter` and `pk;system fronthistory` commands.
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