Closes #421
I tested it with the task plugin. It works with tasks scheduled by the task plugin and tasks in the daily note. I did not figure out, if it is supposed to work for mobile as well.
Manual tests I did:
Steps before testing
install dataview plugin
instll tasks plugin
run obsidian-day-planner
Tests
[x] put a task in the daily note and go to the timeline, where you grap it from the unscheduled tasks and put it on a timeslot (worked before, but since this I worked on affecting code I made sure it still works)
[x] go to any note and add a task. Schedule it for a certain day and put the hashtag "#tasks" in the file. Go to the timeline and edit the dataview filter to include the "#tasks" hashtag. now go to the previously chosen day and grap the task from the unscheduled tasks. it should work the same, like the task in the daily notes now.
Comments
I am not quite happy with the naming, but I did the best I could, without a refactor. Since the Tasks plugin uses the naming scheduled for days and this plugin uses the naming scheduled for timeslots.
Also I did not really get the naming starttime, which seems to be a date and not a time. I hope I did not get this wrong and break anything else.
Fix grap of dataview inserted tasks
Closes #421 I tested it with the task plugin. It works with tasks scheduled by the task plugin and tasks in the daily note. I did not figure out, if it is supposed to work for mobile as well.
Manual tests I did:
Steps before testing
Tests
Comments
I am not quite happy with the naming, but I did the best I could, without a refactor. Since the Tasks plugin uses the naming scheduled for days and this plugin uses the naming scheduled for timeslots. Also I did not really get the naming starttime, which seems to be a date and not a time. I hope I did not get this wrong and break anything else.