I am trying to archive my tasks to the daily note of the date it was completed. I know I can use {{obsidianTasksCompletedDate}} variable, but the filename seems to be exact.
For example: The daily note is called 2023-11-01. When I archive a task with a completion date that matches, instead of finding the already existing daily note within the vault, it will only look for it in the same directory the task file is located, and if it can't see it, will create a whole new note named 2023-11-01. This then leaves me with two notes named the exact same thing.
I think there needs to be an option where it searches the whole vault for the file name first before creating a file so there isn't duplication, or a way to use the Daily Note option and send to daily notes that match the Completed Date rather than today's date.
I am trying to archive my tasks to the daily note of the date it was completed. I know I can use
{{obsidianTasksCompletedDate}}variable, but the filename seems to be exact.For example: The daily note is called 2023-11-01. When I archive a task with a completion date that matches, instead of finding the already existing daily note within the vault, it will only look for it in the same directory the task file is located, and if it can't see it, will create a whole new note named 2023-11-01. This then leaves me with two notes named the exact same thing.
I think there needs to be an option where it searches the whole vault for the file name first before creating a file so there isn't duplication, or a way to use the
Daily Noteoption and send to daily notes that match the Completed Date rather than today's date.