Open guylyons opened 2 years ago
Are you using daily files, or weekly/monthly?
Could you post an example of one of those journal entries with a timestamp that trigger the issue?
Sure. It's daily entries, here's an example of one I carried over from yesterday, but the timestamp got bumped to today's date:
The timestamp right after logbook was Monday, but after it carries over to the next day, it increments or updates it, it seems.
I wonder if the carryover logic just looks for date-like strings in the carryover item, and changes them to the current date. The carryover code is not too complicated, though.
If you find the cause, I'd be grateful for a pull request!
Absolutely, I'll debug and see what I can find. Thanks!
I've also run into this, it seems that all inserted timestamps in the entire daily journal file regardless of where they are get updated when carried over.
Hi,
I'm not sure if this is actually a bug or I'm not understanding expected behavior.
When I have a TODO created in my Journal, and I insert a
org-time-stamp
, such as: <2022-03-29 Tue>If the item is not completed, and carries over to the next day, the timestamp also gets updated. I like using these to keep date-accurate notes of when I did certain things. Is there a way to stop these form being incremented to the next day, or again, am I misunderstanding the expected behavior of
org-journal
?Thanks, and I love using
org-journal
.OS: Latest macOS Version: Emacs 27.2