Closed lonix1 closed 2 years ago
I had the same issue as resolved it by editing the User settings.json and adding the setting in journal.templates like below:
"journal.templates": [
{
"name": "task",
"template": "- [ ] Task: ${input}",
"after": "## Tasks"
},
I also had to set the default journal.tpl-task to empty like this:
"journal.tpl-task": "",
I think there is some issue where the defaults are not overidden by journal.templates.
Thanks, that helped, but only when using tasks.
Unfortunately it doesn't work when combined with notes. When I specify tasks AND notes using @jfrome's workaround, the stuff is added in the wrong places.
@pajoma How do we get this to work?
I think there is some issue where the defaults are not overidden by journal.templates.
I have changed the order when looking up the configurations. The extension will now check if a templates section is configured, if it fails it will check the old style.
Unfortunately it doesn't work when combined with notes. When I specify tasks AND notes using @jfrome's workaround, the stuff is added in the wrong places.
I am not really sure why it doesn't work in the current version. Doesn't happen with my current build, should be fixed with the next release.
Cool, I can't wait to try it out!
What is the status of this? I installed the vscode-journal extension, made no configuration changes, but every item I enter using Cmd-Shift-J
just gets sent to the top of the day's entry:
# Wednesday, April 21 2021
- MEMO: note test
- [ ] TASK: test
## Tasks
## Notes
I haven't overridden any default settings. Using version 0.11.2
Any update here? This does not work for me unfortunately..
Currently working on it ;)
Any update on this? Same issue here.
Hello, same issue here.
btw, great idea with this extension!
Fixed in current release
I tried:
But that doesn't place items after those headings... everything ends up at the top of the file.
It also says:
But there's no indication how to do so?