Bug Report: NO tasks

[CMTriX]

Is there an existing issue for this?

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What happened or didn't happen

In my windows 11 and windows server are no task visible when starting the application. Wen running taskplanner from windows , it shows lots of tasks.

Steps To Reproduce

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Version

latest

Windows Version

(all updates) Microsoft Windows 10.0.22621

Relevant log output

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Anything else?

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[Timthreetwelve]

@CMTriX I'm sorry that you're having a problem with the app, but it is good to hear from you again.

To figure out what's happening, or not happening, would you please 1) click on the three-dot menu in the upper right and select the View Log item, then copy the log and paste it into this issue. And 2} click on the three-dot menu again. This time select the Open the Tasks File item, copy the JSON file, and paste it into this issue. Alternatively, you could attach the two files to this issue.

Thanks, Tim

[CMTriX]

Hello Tim, here is the log file for Windows 11 Computer 23H2 latest: _2024/08/10 07:43:56 INFO MyScheduledTasks (My Scheduled Tasks) 0.6.1.0 is starting up 2024/08/10 07:43:56 INFO MyScheduledTasks © 2020-2024 Tim Kennedy 2024/08/10 07:43:56 DEBUG MyScheduledTasks was started from C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Programs\T_K\My Scheduled Tasks\MyScheduledTasks.exe 2024/08/10 07:43:56 DEBUG MyScheduledTasks Build date: maandag 17 juni 2024 21:31 (UTC) 2024/08/10 07:43:56 DEBUG MyScheduledTasks Commit ID: ed2526f 2024/08/10 07:43:56 DEBUG MyScheduledTasks is running as Administrator 2024/08/10 07:43:56 DEBUG Operating System version: Microsoft Windows 10.0.22631 2024/08/10 07:43:56 DEBUG .NET version: 8.0.7 2024/08/10 07:43:56 DEBUG Startup culture: nl-NL UI: nl-NL 2024/08/10 07:43:56 DEBUG Current culture: en-US UI: en-US 2024/08/10 07:43:56 DEBUG 290 strings loaded from Languages/Strings.en-US.xaml 2024/08/10 07:43:56 INFO Read 0 items from C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Programs\TK\My Scheduled Tasks\MyTasks.json 2024/08/10 07:43:57 DEBUG GetAllTasks found 246/25 tasks and took 0.288602 seconds.`

Contents of the taks file json: []

[CMTriX]

log file for Windows Server 2016 all updates _2024/08/10 07:49:57 INFO MyScheduledTasks (My Scheduled Tasks) 0.6.1.0 is starting up 2024/08/10 07:49:57 INFO MyScheduledTasks © 2020-2024 Tim Kennedy 2024/08/10 07:49:57 DEBUG MyScheduledTasks was started from C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Programs\T_K\My Scheduled Tasks\MyScheduledTasks.exe 2024/08/10 07:49:57 DEBUG MyScheduledTasks Build date: maandag 17 juni 2024 21:31 (UTC) 2024/08/10 07:49:57 DEBUG MyScheduledTasks Commit ID: ed2526f 2024/08/10 07:49:57 DEBUG MyScheduledTasks is running as Administrator 2024/08/10 07:49:57 DEBUG Operating System version: Microsoft Windows 10.0.20348 2024/08/10 07:49:57 DEBUG .NET version: 8.0.5 2024/08/10 07:49:57 DEBUG Startup culture: nl-NL UI: nl-NL 2024/08/10 07:49:57 DEBUG Current culture: en-US UI: en-US 2024/08/10 07:49:57 DEBUG 290 strings loaded from Languages/Strings.en-US.xaml 2024/08/10 07:49:57 INFO Read 0 items from C:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Local\Programs\TK\My Scheduled Tasks\MyTasks.json 2024/08/10 07:49:58 DEBUG GetAllTasks found 160/8 tasks and took 0.6050745 seconds.

Contents of the taks file json: []

[Timthreetwelve]

@CMTriX, it looks like you need to add some tasks. Don't be confused, adding tasks doesn't create new tasks, it just adds existing tasks to the list of tasks that you want to keep track of.

For example, if I wanted to keep track of VSIX Auto Update, 1. Click on Add Tasks.2. Select the entry. 3. Click Add Tasks.

Go back to the View Tasks page to see that the VSIX update task has been added.

When selecting tasks from the Add Tasks page you can select multiple tasks and add them all at the same time by using CTRL-click or Shift-click.

I hope this helps.

Tim

[CMTriX]

I thought the tool is like a replacement for the windows taskplanner showing all active task. But now i understand that i have to select some task first to watch. Never mind my report. Thanks for your answer/support./tool(s).