Open baogiadoan opened 2 years ago
Could you give an example of how things get "messed up"?
It will delete the heading of the current date, e.g. Tuesday, 21/06/2022 and all of its subheadings (entries) under that date, and then create a new entry in the previous date, not sure it will delete entries in previous date as well.
On Tue, 21 Jun 2022 at 16:15, Bastian Bechtold @.***> wrote:
Could you give an example of how things get "messed up"?
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Could you paste an example?
Describe the bug I tried with the config
(setq org-journal-carryover-items "-TODO=\"DONE\"")
to move all items except "DONE" to be carried to the new date. However if I config that way everytime I create new entry it will somehow mess up with the current-date entries and delete the headings of the current date.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Set this in the config:
(setq org-journal-carryover-items "-TODO=\"DONE\"")
and initiateorg-journal-new-entry
Expected behavior All items except "DONE" will be carried to next date.
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